Entities
These are the entities of Clevergy
A House represents the end-user experience: it's just an aggregator of supply points, it doesn't hold the contract or the invoices directly. A contract generates a supply point, which is plugged into a house.
Entities
| Entity | Relation | Features |
|---|---|---|
| User | 1 User ↔ n Contracts, 1 User ↔ n Houses | Manages contracts and houses, receives notifications, and accesses support |
| Contract | 1 Contract ↔ 1 Supply Point | Belongs to the user and generates a supply point |
| House | 1 House ↔ n Supply Points | Represents the end-user experience; aggregates supply points, controls energy, configures alerts, and generates leads |
| Invoices | n Invoices ↔ 1 Contract | Invoices emitted for the contract |
| Integrations | 1 Integration ↔ n Installations | Connects external systems for monitoring and control |
| Installation | n Installation ↔ 1 Supply Point | Connects installation with a supply point to show your user the energy data |
Integrations
Check the integrations you can connect in Clevergy: Integrations documentation
note
Supply Point is a Clevergy's internal entity that groups the installations connected to a supply and links them to a house. It's not yet exposed as a public entity.
Now that you know the entities, check how Clevergy entities works to understand what happens automatically when key events take place, such as creating or cancelling contracts.