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Guides

Practical, step-by-step help for getting the most from Vega.

Table of contents

Getting started and preparing your data

  1. Welcome to VegaLearn what Vega does, where its answers come from, and how to begin exploring your energy systems.
  2. Navigate Vega and select your workspaceFind the main user areas, choose the right workspace, and set your interface language.
  3. Understand sites, meters, and energy assetsLearn how Vega organizes locations, measurement points, meters, and connected equipment.
  4. Connect utility meters with Moj ElektroConnect Slovenian utility measurements using a Moj Elektro API key and EIMM identifier.
  5. Connect utility meters with EnergaConnect Polish utility measurements from Energa Mój Licznik using your login and optional PPE numbers.
  6. Connect a solar power plantConnect SolarEdge or APsystems and configure the information needed to assess production.
  7. Upload and manage energy invoicesImport original supplier invoices, understand import results, and resolve common upload problems.
  8. Add and manage reference documentsUpload, organize, index, and maintain the documents Vega can use when answering questions.
  9. Check whether your data is readyConfirm that connected data and indexed documents are complete enough for reliable analysis.
  10. Secure your account with two-factor authenticationSet up, use, and manage authenticator-app verification for your Vega sign-in.

Asking Vega and investigating energy performance

  1. Ask your first questionWrite a clear prompt, add useful context, and refine the result.
  2. Select sites and assets in a conversationGive Vega an unambiguous scope by referring to the intended sites, meters, and components.
  3. Refine answers with follow-up questionsTurn an initial response into a focused investigation through clear follow-up prompts.
  4. Manage conversations and chat historyKeep investigations organized and return to earlier analyses without losing their context.
  5. Compare invoices with measured consumptionCheck billed energy against meter readings and investigate discrepancies.
  6. Analyze consumption, demand, and energy costsFind usage trends, peak demand, cost drivers, and practical saving opportunities.
  7. Evaluate solar production and self-consumptionAssess solar output, compare performance over time, and understand self-consumption coverage.
  8. Use and interpret PV forecastsReview operational PV production forecasts, compare them with actual output, and understand their limits.
  9. Verify Vega's answers before actingCheck included data, evidence, sources, and assumptions before acting on an insight.

Visualizing, comparing, and acting on results

  1. Create charts and tables from a conversationAsk Vega for a visualization and move between chart and table views.
  2. Choose the correct time period and intervalSelect dates and aggregation intervals that match the question you are answering.
  3. Select metrics, meters, and sitesControl exactly which measurements and assets are included in a visualization.
  4. Use chart types, breakdowns, and filtersChange how results are presented and split totals into useful categories.
  5. Understand statistics and unusual patternsInterpret minimum, maximum, average, peaks, anomalies, and incomplete-data warnings.
  6. Review measurements, asset health, and eventsMove from an insight to the underlying asset, measurements, health indicators, and event history.
  7. Work with notifications and contextual investigationsUse notifications to understand detected issues and continue investigating them in Chat.
  8. Analyze tariffs, grid fees, and contracted powerUse tariff periods and contracted-power overlays to investigate grid-fee optimization.
  9. Export results and troubleshoot visualizationsExport CSV data and resolve empty, incomplete, stale, or unexpected visual results.