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Detection algorithm Scorecard Licensees Electricity and Gas
- Publication category
- Other algorithms
- Impact assessment
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- Status
- In use
General information
Theme
Begin date
Contact information
Link to publication website
Responsible use
Goal and impact
The purpose of the algorithm is to efficiently assess whether energy suppliers send invoices on time when moving, switching energy suppliers and annual accounts. If a licensed party does not meet the standard, the ACM will get in touch.
Considerations
The algorithm speeds up the monitoring process and makes it possible to produce an assessment every month, where doing so manually would take more time than is available for the monitoring process.
Human intervention
Before proceeding to contact the licensed party, the outcomes are checked manually.
Risk management
The model is tested for correct operation before use. The results are then manually checked before it is applied to the supplied information from the licensed parties.
Operations
Data
The scorecard shows the absolute numbers and percentages of the timeliness of billing from energy suppliers when moving, switching energy suppliers and with the annual accounts.
Technical design
The ACM sends monthly information claims to all energy suppliers with fill-in sheets in Excel. This information then arrives in Excels and is read into a database by Datamanagement. Then, among other things, an intervention overview is produced in Tableau and examines who scores below the norm in a category (e.g. switch out, move out, etc. in a 6-week period). The intervention overview starts from the suppliers who score below the norm in at least 1 category over the past two months.
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