Given the nature of confinement, many families are not directed to make regular gas meter registrations. This, added to the potential problems with the welding standards for gas companies themselves, encourages solutions such as those we will explain below: make the gas read to us and send it from a mobile phone.
Our approach works with two major gas companies: Endesa and Natural Fenosa (now Naturgy). In fact, marketers like Endesa recommend this approach via email to avoid making limited readings and to be able to collect actual invoices.
Mobile read
To use this program you will need to have access to the gas meterotherwise we cannot see what is being read. Once we have confirmed that we have access, the first thing we must do is download the YoLeoGas app. It is a program Endesa recommends to its customers and, in our case, we have been able to successfully evaluate it by sending the company's well-read data.
The first thing we have to do is record the CUPS code in our gas bill. The obvious question here is, What is and where is this CUPS code located? CUPS stands for Code of Integrated Material and aims to identify each power transmission point.
You will find it pays for your gas, depending on your distributor and invoice type. It's easy to find as it clearly states & # 39; CUPS code & # 39; In our case, with the Energy XXI (Endesa) invoice, the information is available in the & # 39; Contact Data & # 39; section, although the app itself provides us with possible locations for this CUPS code.
Once we have copied the CUPS we paste it into the program. Once you see it as an affiliate marketer identifier, we can keep learning
Once we write it down, we simply give the opposing name a name (whatever we want, this means it's saved) and install CUPS. For example, you can set & # 39; My Anti & # 39 ;, enter a code and save it.
When we store the code, the app will invite us to take the first picture. We should go to the counter and try to rate the picture as much as possible. The app has the default mode indicates a green connection when the image is correctly detected
After doing this, the numbers identified in the reading will be displayed. We recommend that you do not post readings until all (black) numbers are seen, unless otherwise noted. Considering that the image is of good quality and ensuring that all the numbers are in line with what it says in meter, we can now send it a read.
Finally, note that It is the user's responsibility to post the read on time. In other words, the app ensures that the readable image itself reaches the distributor, but once it has received a limited reading, less will be used. The app is a mediator between users and the distributor itself, so it is not responsible for submitting, in the event of a mistake, to perform a limited read.
