eyebissFor Business

Eyebiss for Business

Your energy contract.
One clear next move.

Upload a recent bill. Eyebiss structures your usage, contract timing, and account details—then tells you whether to hold, prepare, or request quotes.

Analyze a business bill

Electricity & natural gas

Built for business accounts, from a single location to complex portfolios.

Business energy analysis Illustrative example

01 · Business bill intake

Start with a recent business energy bill

Drop a bill here

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Choose bill

Local concept demo · Nothing leaves your browser

One bill is enough to start. Eyebiss will tell you if more information would materially improve the decision.

Product concept · Synthetic account and quotes · No live analysis or market pricing

The decision comes first

Three deliberate next moves.

Entering the market is only one possible answer. Eyebiss first determines whether action is justified.

01

Hold

Your current position does not justify entering the market yet.

02

Prepare

The opportunity is approaching, but better evidence or better timing could improve the decision.

03

Request quotes

The account is sufficiently qualified and the timing supports competitive pricing.

Evidence with purpose

Start simple.
Deepen when needed.

Ask for more data only when it can change the decision.

  1. 01

    Start with one bill

    Eyebiss extracts the account structure and contract signals.

    Initial view
  2. 02

    Add usage when it matters

    Historical or interval usage improves pricing and load understanding.

    Deeper evidence
  3. 03

    Add contract information when it matters

    Expiration and termination provisions can materially change the decision.

    Decision context
  4. 04

    Build the opportunity

    Only after the necessary evidence is available does Eyebiss create a quote-ready account.

    Market ready

Built for business energy

The workflow adapts to the account.

A simple small-business account may move through a structured digital workflow. Larger or more complex accounts may require custom supplier pricing.

For suppliers & fulfillment partners

Better inputs make
better opportunities.

Eyebiss is designed to give fulfillment partners structured, consented, decision-ready opportunities instead of incomplete lead forms.

01

Qualified timing

The account has a real reason to enter the market.

02

Structured usage

Relevant usage and demand information can travel with the opportunity when available.

03

Clear requirements

Commodity, location, term preferences, and account structure are known before fulfillment.

04

Traceable handoff

Designed to preserve quote, enrollment, and attribution context through the workflow.

Business billStructured profileDecisionQualified quotesPartner fulfillment

Independent by design

The recommendation comes before the commission.

Eyebiss is designed to evaluate the customer’s position first and route fulfillment second. Compensation from a supplier or enrollment partner should not determine which option is presented as the best fit.

  • Partner-neutral evaluation
  • Explicit assumptions
  • Known vs unknown evidence
  • Comparable quote economics
  • Auditable recommendation rationale

Business model

Aligned with
the decision.

Eyebiss may receive compensation from a supplier, broker, or enrollment partner when a customer completes an eligible transaction.

Any such relationship should be disclosed without changing the underlying decision standard.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

A recent electricity or natural-gas bill is enough for an initial account assessment. Additional usage or contract information may be requested when it can materially improve the decision.

No. Eyebiss is designed as an independent energy decision and orchestration layer. Supply and enrollment can be fulfilled by participating providers or partners.

No. A business may be better served by holding its current position, preparing for a future procurement window, or requesting quotes now.

The product is being designed to structure both individual accounts and more complex multi-location opportunities.

Eyebiss is designed to normalize material economic and contractual terms so businesses can compare offers on a more consistent basis.

Eyebiss may receive compensation from a supplier or enrollment partner after an eligible transaction. Compensation relationships should be disclosed and should not determine the recommendation.

One bill is enough to begin

Know what your next energy move should be.

Start with one bill. Go deeper only when the decision requires it.

Analyze a business bill

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Decision standard

Eyebiss is designed to evaluate whether a business should hold, prepare, or request quotes before any fulfillment path is considered.

The concept distinguishes confirmed inputs, assumptions, estimates, and information that still needs verification. A recommendation should be explainable and should not be determined by partner compensation.

This standalone demo illustrates a product direction. It does not perform live analysis or establish a production decision standard.

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Privacy

This concept demo operates entirely in the browser. Selecting a file uses only its local filename to start a synthetic demonstration.

The file is not uploaded, read, stored, transmitted, or sent to any production service. Refreshing the page clears the demonstration state.

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Terms

This is a standalone illustrative product concept, not a live quote, brokerage, supply, enrollment, or advisory service.

All account details, outcomes, supplier labels, quote terms, and financial figures shown in the demo are synthetic. They should not be used to make an actual energy decision.

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Broker disclosure

Eyebiss is not an electricity generator or utility. Eyebiss may work with suppliers, brokers, or enrollment partners and may receive compensation from a partner when a customer completes an eligible transaction.

Customer decisions remain subject to applicable contracts, eligibility, market conditions, and supplier approval. Partner compensation should be disclosed and should not determine the underlying recommendation.