Eenovators Ltd. · UI/UX portfolio case study
A centralized B2B SaaS platform that brings real-time meter monitoring, advanced analytics, financial tracking and utility operations into one cohesive experience.
01 · Project overview
Eagles is a B2B energy management platform helping organizations monitor real-time consumption, oversee multi-site meters, analyze performance bottlenecks, evaluate energy-saving initiatives, and manage operational billing.
Built for stakeholders driving operational efficiency.
As UI/UX Designer, I led user research, design-system construction and B2B workflow mapping.
02 · The challenge
Traditional energy monitoring tools fail complex enterprise facility operations when critical work is spread across disconnected views.
Energy metrics are siloed. Managers use one tool to read physical meters, another to run financial projections, and separate spreadsheets for billing tenants and tracking audits.
Critical anomalies and spikes go unnoticed for days when there is no unified view of the operation.
Engineers spend hours manually converting readings into custom multi-tenant billing calculations.
A lack of central historical charts keeps facility leads blind to year-over-year efficiency drops.
Unify this disparate system into a single scalable operational workspace. Overview widgets must highlight exceptions immediately while serving as gateways to deep workflows.
03 · Users & research evidence
The critical operational insight: users move constantly between quick status checks and deep diagnostic dives.
Need instant exception highlights for morning rounds, while field engineers need nested telemetry data to run diagnostics.
Require multi-meter comparisons, diagnostics and clear historical context.
Manage permissions, secure profiles, configuration and role-based access.
Need simplified billing breakdowns, clear tariff rates and operational summaries.
Avoid structural dead-ends. The administrator's user settings form must mirror the complexity of physical meter access layers without overwhelming technical editors.
04 · Product workflow approach
Complex operational work becomes easier when each next step is disclosed only after the previous decision is understood.
Interactive dashboards let engineers drill down from high-level exceptions to diagnostic detail.
Projects are organized around sites, objectives and the next measurable action.
Billing follows a guided path from tenant selection to a reviewable bill.
05 · Design decision 01
Critical infrastructure health metrics, meter readings, organization contexts and active issues are consolidated into one scannable space.
06 · Design decision 02
Analytics supports metric filters, custom date ranges, multi-meter comparisons and flexible diagnostic rendering modes.
Analysts can switch time periods, compare panels and choose the visual mode that best exposes the pattern.
07 · Feature flow 01
A progressive five-step flow guides teams from discovering available sites to implementing a solar PV project and estimating its return.
Filter, aggregate and browse through corporate offices ready for an energy audit.
Establish project boundaries, specify the coordinator and choose a site.
Input fundamental variables including tariff brackets and operating capacities.
Connect energy conservation measures to the relevant project.
Deploy a site-specific grid-tied PV measure and configure installation costs.
08 · Feature flow 02
A multi-step wizard isolates consumption, configures tariffs, previews drafts and triggers downstream exports.
Select organizational boundaries and meters.
Apply appropriate seasonal cost brackets.
Check generated aggregates before dispatch.
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09 · Design decision 03
A design-system approach applies strict input constraints to intricate solar engineering and financial estimates.
Engineering estimates require precise economic values. Grouping the variables creates a predictable review surface.
10 · Design decision 04
Role-based access control maps responsibilities to explicit utility endpoints so large facility grids remain manageable.
Operations within large facility grids require explicit division of labor. Custom controls let team administrators manage individual configurations without risking platform data security.
Dedicated modules manage users and access variables sequentially.
11 · Platform breadth
Eagles consolidates complex telemetry streams, performance analytics, project planning and administrative utility workflows into four cohesive pillars.
Dashboard overview
Telemetry feeds
Real-time meters
Exception alarms
Historical records
Custom metrics
Consumption benchmarks
M&V diagnostics
Financial projections
ECM tracking
Asset assessments
Audit records
Multi-tenant billing
User administration
Engineer dispatch
Energy audits
12 · Reflections
Facility managers need instant exception highlights for morning routines, while field engineers need nested telemetry data.
Sectioning flows into clear multiphase steppers makes onboarding and document uploads frictionless.
Raw charts are meaningless without comparative baselines and explicit data references.
Platform design role
13 · Conclusion
Eagles Energy Management Platform brings monitoring, analytics, financial analysis, billing and administration into one connected enterprise experience.