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CIM PEAK vs EnergyElephant

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7.0#2 in environmental, energy & sustainability softwareFrom $7.30 a month
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What both publish

FactCIM PEAKEnergyElephant
Data collectionPEAK combines utility, building, and equipment data into a unified portfolio-level dataset.The platform retrieves data from smart meters and sensors, supplier portals, business intelligence systems and APIs.
IntegrationsPEAK is described as BMS-agnostic and can connect to existing building systems; alerts can be sent through apps such as Teams or Slack.EnergyElephant says it retrieves data from supplier portals, business intelligence systems, APIs, smart meters and sensors; the pricing page also describes automatic retrieval of supplier bills and data as an add-on module.
SupportCIM says partners receive a dedicated Customer Success Manager and onboarding support from its building optimization engineers.All listed pricing plans include onboarding and switching support, and the company says premium support is available to customers regardless of account size.
Who it servesCIM identifies property owners, facilities operations teams, asset managers, ESG leaders, and engineering firms as audiences for its solutions.The company presents the product for organizations ranging from single buildings to multinationals, and highlights finance, sustainability, estates and energy management teams.

CIM PEAK plans

  • PEAK PlatformPriced on request

EnergyElephant plans

  • Large$7.30 a month
  • Medium$15.80 a month
  • Small$26 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick CIM PEAK if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick EnergyElephant if…

It suits organizations ranging from single buildings to multinationals, particularly finance, sustainability, estates, and energy management teams. The plan choice depends partly on meter or data-point volume and whether Scope 3 data, unlimited users, or real-time data options are needed.

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