WattShed Ledger
Program reporting where every figure carries its label.
Ledger is the reporting surface a funder actually shows people. It tracks applications, offered and accepted funding, and modeled savings across a program, and it labels every figure with one of three states: simulated for designer output, estimated for a methodology projection on a real qualified home, and verified once completion evidence has cleared review. A number in Ledger is either labeled or cited, never bare.
What it does.
Tracks application volume, offer and acceptance totals, and modeled program savings in one place.
Labels every displayed figure simulated, estimated, or verified, so nobody mistakes a projection for a result.
Respects the privacy boundary: funders see program figures, never street addresses or resident photos.
Rests verified figures on the Evidence trail, so each one traces to reviewed photos of a specific home.
Gives a funder the artifact to hand to a regulator, a reporter, or a community group.
Who it is for.
Funders reporting outward
Publish program results that survive the question 'how do you know', because each figure carries its label and its trail.
Sustainability and community teams
Track a commitment against delivery continuously instead of assembling a retrospective once a year.
Utilities and public program administrators
Answer a commission, an auditor, or a council with figures that carry their labels and their evidence trail.
How it works.
Watch the program
Applications, offers, acceptances, and modeled savings update as the program runs.
Read the labels
Estimated figures become verified only when completion evidence clears review, and the dashboard shows which is which.
Hand it over
Program figures, labels, and the evidence trail behind them make up the report a funder can defend in public.
What it does, and what it deliberately does not.
Ledger does
Reports labeled, traceable program figures
Ledger does not
Does not publish unsupported impact figures
Ledger does
Shows funders their program's aggregate results
Ledger does not
Does not expose resident addresses or photos
Availability.
Runs today inside the end-to-end platform. Offered to every program funder, and standalone reporting arrangements are made with WattShed directly.
The rest of WattShed Reporting
The other suites