Funding from: U.S. Department of Energy
Software developer: Building Energy
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diff --git a/seed/static/seed/partials/accounts.html b/seed/static/seed/partials/accounts.html index 0e37c1304e..ed82d56a97 100644 --- a/seed/static/seed/partials/accounts.html +++ b/seed/static/seed/partials/accounts.html @@ -12,29 +12,29 @@| Organization | |
|---|---|
| {$ org.name $} | -+ + |
| {$ org.name $} | +Settings SharingSub-Organizations Members Remove | -
| Sub-Organizations | Create new sub-organization |
| {$ sub_org.name $} | -Members Remove | -
| {$ sub_org.name $} | +Members Remove | +
| Organization Name | Number of Buildings | Your Role | Organization Owner(s) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| + | {$ org.name $} {$ org.name $} | {$ org.num_buildings $} | -{$ org.user_role || "-" $} | -+ | {$ org.user_role || "-" $} | +
{$ owner.first_name $} {$ owner.last_name $} |
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| Field | -Master | -- {$ i.import_file_name $} - - {$ i.import_file_name $} - - | -
|---|---|---|
| {$ f.title $} | -
- {$ building[f.sort_column] $}
- {$ building[f.sort_column] | date:'shortDate' $}
- {$ building[f.sort_column] | number:f.num_digits $}
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-
- {$ building.extra_data[f.sort_column] | number:0 $}
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- - {$ i[f.sort_column] $} - {$ i[f.sort_column] | date:'shortDate' $} - {$ i[f.sort_column] | number:f.num_digits $} - - {$ i.extra_data[f.sort_column] | number:f.num_digits $} - - {$ i[f.sort_column] $} - {$ i[f.sort_column] | date:'shortDate' $} - {$ i[f.sort_column] | number:f.num_digits $} - - {$ i.extra_data[f.sort_column] | number:f.num_digits $} - - - {$ i[f.sort_column] $} - {$ i[f.sort_column] | date:'shortDate' $} - {$ i[f.sort_column] | number:f.num_digits $} - - {$ i.extra_data[f.sort_column] | number:f.num_digits $} - - | -
| Uploaded Green Button Files | +
|---|
| There are no green button files for this building | +
| {$ f $} | +
Select columns from the list below to make them appear in your Buildings List table.
| Column Name | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| - | - - | ++ | + + |
| - - | -- {$ field.title $} - | -
| + + | ++ {$ field.title $} + | +
File types supported: .csv, .xls, .xlsx, and .xml.
+Note: multi-tabbed MS Excel files are not currently supported.
+An error occurred while processing the file. Please ensure that your file meets the required specifications.
+{$ step_12_error_message $}
+ The DOE developed the Standard Energy Efficiency Data - (SEED) Platform™ as a free software tool that provides - a standardized format for collecting, storing and analyzing - building energy performance information about large - portfolios. Upload your buildings list to get started.
- -Upload your buildings list Getting Started Guide
+The DOE developed the Standard Energy Efficiency Data + (SEED) Platform™ as a free software tool that provides + a standardized format for collecting, storing and analyzing + building energy performance information about large + portfolios. Upload your buildings list to get started.
+ +Get started using SEED Platform™ by uploading your buildings - list (city tax assessor data) and then your EPA - Portfolio Manager data. Make sure these files are each - in .csv, .xls, .xlsx, or .xml format. The SEED - Platform will help you map and validate your data in - the process of loading.
+Get started using SEED Platform™ by uploading your buildings + list (city tax assessor data) and then your EPA + Portfolio Manager data. Make sure these files are each + in .csv, .xls, .xlsx, or .xml format. The SEED + Platform will help you map and validate your data in + the process of loading.
- + - -Match-up your buildings list with the Portfolio - Manager dataset to tie building records together. SEED - Platform will help you by auto-matching high confidence - pairings and then provide you with tools to match the - rest of your dataset.
- -Use SEED Platform's flexible, easy-to-use labeling system and project groupings to track the status of data submission, review, and compliance.
- -Match-up your buildings list with the Portfolio + Manager dataset to tie building records together. SEED + Platform will help you by auto-matching high confidence + pairings and then provide you with tools to match the + rest of your dataset.
+ +Use SEED Platform's flexible, easy-to-use labeling system and project groupings to track the status of data submission, review, and compliance.
+ +HOW THE SYSTEM AUTO-MATCHES YOUR BUILDINGS:
-Your source data file(s) are presented in the table on the left. All buildings where a possible data match exists are presented in a table on the right. The system attempts to auto-match building records using shared unique IDs like: PM Proprty ID, Tax Lot ID, and Custom IDs as well as Address information. Where the system believes a match exists between a record in your source file and an existing building record it will auto-check the 'match' checkbox — effectively making a match between these buildings. A confidence number (0 - 100%) is included to indicate the systems confidence that this match is correct.
-FIELDS NEEDED TO MAKE BUILDING MATCHES:
-The following is a list of the fields we use to match up buildings between different records. The more data you have in these four (4) fields the better our system will auto-match your buildings.
-Tax Lot ID PM Property ID
-Custom ID Address Line 1
-HOW TO MANUALLY MATCH YOUR BUILDINGS:
-You can review and edit each individual match by clicking one of the linked IDs in the table. This will open a new table that shows the source data for the individual building record you are attempting to match. Underneath this building is a searchable list of all potential existing building matches. Use this table to explore all your building records and to select single or multiple building records to match you source data to.
-VIEW/HIDE COLUMNS
-You can customize the columns displayed in the table below by clicking the 'View/Hide Columns' button and then selecting the column headers you want to review from the modal window.
-HOW THE SYSTEM AUTO-MATCHES YOUR BUILDINGS:
+Your source data file(s) are presented in the table on the left. All buildings where a possible data match exists are presented in a table on the right. The system attempts to auto-match building records using shared unique IDs like: PM Proprty ID, Tax Lot ID, and Custom IDs as well as Address information. Where the system believes a match exists between a record in your source file and an existing building record it will auto-check the 'match' checkbox — effectively making a match between these buildings. A confidence number (0 - 100%) is included to indicate the systems confidence that this match is correct.
+FIELDS NEEDED TO MAKE BUILDING MATCHES:
+The following is a list of the fields we use to match up buildings between different records. The more data you have in these four (4) fields the better our system will auto-match your buildings.
+Tax Lot ID PM Property ID
+Custom ID Address Line 1
+HOW TO MANUALLY MATCH YOUR BUILDINGS:
+You can review and edit each individual match by clicking one of the linked IDs in the table. This will open a new table that shows the source data for the individual building record you are attempting to match. Underneath this building is a searchable list of all potential existing building matches. Use this table to explore all your building records and to select single or multiple building records to match you source data to.
+VIEW/HIDE COLUMNS
+You can customize the columns displayed in the table below by clicking the 'View/Hide Columns' button and then selecting the column headers you want to review from the modal window.
+Select columns from the list below to make them appear in your Buildings List table.
| Column Name | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| - | - - | ++ | + + |
| - - | -- {$ field.title $} - | -
| + + | ++ {$ field.title $} + | +
As the admin of your SEED instance you can control what data is shared throughout your organization and between your sub-organizations as well as what data is shared externally with the public-at-large. The subset of data you choose to share with the public can be different than the subset shared between your sub-organizations.
-From the list below, select the fields that you want to: 1) share internally within your organization, and 2) share publicly with users outside your organization.
As the admin of your SEED instance you can control what data is shared throughout your organization and between your sub-organizations as well as what data is shared externally with the public-at-large. The subset of data you choose to share with the public can be different than the subset shared between your sub-organizations.
+From the list below, select the fields that you want to: 1) share internally within your organization, and 2) share publicly with users outside your organization.
+| SHARE DATA WITH | @@ -42,21 +43,21 @@ | |||||||||||
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| INTERNAL | -PUBLIC | +PUBLIC | Field Name | |||||||||
| - - | -- - | -- - | ++ + | ++ + | ++ + | |||||||
Enter the minimum threshold count of buildings that can be returned in a shared query. The building count threshold is important for allowing other organizations to perform statistical analysis on your data without revealing information about individual buildings.
+Enter the minimum threshold count of buildings that can be returned in a shared query. The building count threshold is important for allowing other organizations to perform statistical analysis on your data without revealing information about individual buildings.
+Please wait while your data is loaded...