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Energy and utilities

Electric and gas utilities

Billing and metering systems (out of scope); payment points fit. The core operation lies outside a point-of-sale catalog; only ancillary counters, cash desks or stores could use it.

Peripheral Planned NAICS 221

Status

Planned The coverage below describes the planned catalog as of repository commit 455b2c8. No app is released. Everything on this page is a plan. The repository contains a catalog and design documents, not a released app.

How the industry works

Operating characteristics

  • generation, transmission and distribution
  • metering and billing at scale
  • customer payment points
  • field crews
  • regulated tariffs

Typical roles

  • meter reader
  • billing analyst
  • payment-point cashier
  • field technician
  • customer-service agent

Day-to-day flows

  • read meters
  • bill customers
  • collect payments at agents and counters
  • dispatch field crews

Tenders and payments seen

  • cash at agent counters
  • cards
  • bank transfer
  • mobile wallets

Inventory and assets

  • field materials and meters
  • stores

Reports they ask for

  • collections by agent
  • arrears
  • materials issued

Integrations they need

  • billing system (out of scope)
  • payment aggregators

A day in the life (illustrative scenario)

What the catalog covers

Statuses: C catalogued, P partial, G gap, N no claim. Modules involved: SALE, TKT, INV, PRC, DISC, RET, CRM, LOYL, GIFT, EMP, CASH, PAY, BK, LITE, RPT, ANL, MULTI, SEC, DATA, FAIL, HW, ECOM, PLAT, SET, LNCH, PKGR, LOGI.

CapabilityStatusCatalog modules
Selling and checkoutP PartialSALE, TKT
Inventory, lots, purchasingC CataloguedINV
Pricing, discounts, tax rulesP PartialPRC, DISC
Returns, credit, special salesP PartialRET
Cash drawer, shifts, safeC CataloguedCASH
Tender types and paymentsC CataloguedPAY
Customers, loyalty, gift cardsP PartialCRM, LOYL, GIFT
Staff, time clock, payroll basicsC CataloguedEMP
Bookkeeping and ledgerC CataloguedBK, LITE
Reports and analyticsC CataloguedRPT, ANL
Multi-store, multi-register, syncC CataloguedMULTI
Security, audit, backup, failsafesC CataloguedSEC, DATA, FAIL
Hardware and peripheralsC CataloguedHW
Integrations, API, settingsP PartialECOM, PLAT, SET, LNCH, PKGR
Fleet, assets and maintenanceP PartialLOGI
Core banking, lending, insurance policy adminG Gapno dedicated module
Enterprise accounting (consolidation, intercompany)G Gapno dedicated module

Gaps

  • billing, metering, tariffs and outage management are out of scope
  • payment-point cashiers and utility stores could use cash and inventory modules

Closest catalog items

Items whose names or descriptions match this industry. Matching is by keyword, so read each as a pointer, not a promise.

Sub-verticals

Regulation themes to verify

These are themes, not advice and not compliance claims.

  • tariff and consumer-protection regulation
  • reliability and safety rules
  • data-privacy rules (themes only; Simca makes no claim)

Edge cases that break naive systems

  • duplicate payment
  • disconnection notice
  • agent short on cash

Classification

NAICS
NAICS 221 (indicative; verify codes) · sectors 22
Fortune 500 industry labels
Utilities: Gas and Electric
Fit
Peripheral

Public references consulted

  • Municipal cashiering (SalePoint, CentralSquare, CityView) (excerpt)

Questions

Is Simca ready for electric and gas utilities today?
No. Simca is in the design stage and has no released app. The catalog lists planned items relevant to this industry; The core operation lies outside a point-of-sale catalog; only ancillary counters, cash desks or stores could use it.
What is missing for electric and gas utilities?
billing, metering, tariffs and outage management are out of scope; payment-point cashiers and utility stores could use cash and inventory modules.
Does this page give tax or regulatory advice?
No. Regulation entries are themes to verify with local authorities and advisers.

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