Snap your bill.
Point your phone at a recent energy invoice and take the picture, or upload the PDF your supplier portal gives you. Everything we need to price you — the account, the rate class, the supply and delivery charges, the usage summary, the contract end date — is on that one page. No portal login, no twelve-month data chase, no call to book.
Fill the frame with one page
or upload a PDF
It stays on your phone until you send it.
Whatever you chose above — a photograph or a PDF — is being handled by your own browser. Nothing is uploaded from this page and nothing leaves the device until you attach it to a message yourself. The scan you are watching is the same read the agent runs once the file reaches the thread.
One page is enough
The summary page carries the account number, service address, rate class, supply and delivery lines, and the usage total. A camera photo and a portal PDF both give us that.
The history comes later
Twelve months of usage is pulled from the utility once you authorise it — which is why we never ask you to dig out a year of invoices.
You approve everything
Nothing is switched, signed or shared with a supplier until you say yes in the thread. The read costs you nothing either way.
What happens to it.
The bill is parsed
Utility, account, rate class, supply rate, delivery charge, demand charge and contract end date come off the page in seconds. The agent tells you what it found.
Suppliers price your load
Your annual usage goes out to the licensed suppliers serving your utility, and the quotes come back against the same term so they are actually comparable.
You approve by text
The winning rate, the term, and the annual difference in one message. Say yes and the switch is papered for you — no site visit and no interruption to service.
Text the bill instead.
The agent takes photographs, PDFs and forwarded supplier emails in the thread, and answers with your numbers rather than general ones.