We specify, source and coordinate metering, consumption monitoring, automated billing and gas detection for residential, commercial and institutional developments — hardware, communications and software evaluated together, against your building.
SIMFY EXIM is a sourcing and coordination partner, not a manufacturer. We do not make meters, we do not write platform software, and we do not hold certifications for either. What we do is define the requirement with you, evaluate hardware and platform options across multiple manufacturers and supply markets, structure the commercial route, and coordinate documentation, supply and deployment as one accountable counterparty.
Every capability on this page is described as what we will specify and source for your project — subject to technical compatibility assessment, selected hardware and platform architecture, and applicable local regulations. Where something depends on a decision not yet made, we say so rather than implying it is already solved.
Utility services are colour-coded on every set of building services drawings for a reason — they behave differently, they are billed differently, and gas safety is not a metering function at all. We keep them distinct here for the same reason.
Unit-level, tenant-wise and common-area consumption, read automatically and billed without a meter reader walking the building.
Apartment-wise water consumption, measured and charged to the unit that used it — the single most effective way to reduce total site consumption.
Unit-level piped gas consumption with automated reading and billing, configured to the tariff and regulatory regime of the supply.
A gas meter measures consumption. It does not detect a leak. Detection is a separate life-safety system with its own hardware, its own design discipline and its own code requirements.
The same shape applies whether a development has 40 units or 4,000. What changes is the hardware selected at the bottom layer and the integrations required at the top — which is what a project assessment establishes.
Readings, tariffs, balances, alarms and events in one place, across all four services.
Gas detection runs on its own path — detector to alarm controller to local alarm and central monitoring — because a life-safety function must not depend on a billing platform being available. Automatic gas isolation requires compatible safety valves, specialist safety design, and compliance with the applicable local regulations and project fire and life-safety requirements. We source detectors and coordinate integration. We do not carry out safety-system design, and we do not represent this as a substitute for statutory emergency procedures or a certified gas-safety contractor.
Two audiences, two very different needs. A facility manager needs exceptions, collections and device health. A resident needs to know what they used and what they owe.
Usage and balance for electricity, water and gas. Recharge and payment history. Statements, consumption history and monthly spend. Configured safety notifications where gas detection is installed.
Automated readings, tariff application, bill generation, prepaid balance management, recharge, payment records, outstanding tracking and collection reports. Billing architecture is configured to project and platform requirements — including whether services are billed separately or consolidated.
Device health, offline meters, abnormal consumption, high-use units, sensor faults and alarm events surfaced as exceptions — so the facility team works a short list rather than reconciling readings.
Most retrofit conversations begin with equipment already installed. Some of it can be integrated and some of it cannot — and the only honest way to find out is to test it. We do not guarantee compatibility before a technical evaluation.
Datasheets, meter models, protocols, gateways, detectors, valves, BMS and any existing billing software.
Technical compatibility of each device class against the proposed platform and communication design.
Sample devices tested for reliable read, where the assessment leaves the question open.
One block or one riser validated end to end — communication, platform, billing and alerts.
Scale across the development only after the pilot has been signed off.
Unit-wise electricity and water billing without meter readers, and consumption visibility that reduces disputes with the association.
Retail, office and residential on one site with different tariffs, different billing cycles and one operator.
Tenant-wise metering and recovery, common-area allocation and landlord reporting.
Back-of-house and kitchen consumption, gas usage monitoring and detection in commercial kitchen areas.
Block-wise and department-wise consumption accounting across large distributed estates.
Facility and accommodation-block consumption, prepaid management and gas detection where applicable.
Not every development needs the full system on day one. These are the five ways projects typically engage, from a meter supply enquiry through to an integrated utility and safety deployment.
Smart electricity, water or gas meters sourced to specification, supplied to site.
Meters with installation coordination and commissioning support.
Meters, communication network, gateways and software as one working system.
Electricity, water and gas with billing, payments, monitoring, admin dashboard and resident app.
The full platform with gas detection, alarm monitoring and zone alerting — with safety design and valve integration carried out by appropriately qualified specialists under applicable local codes.
SIMFY EXIM is the sourcing and export arm of Simfy Group — which also builds residential turnkey projects, delivers commercial interiors, executes infrastructure work and supplies doors and building products. Utility metering is not an unfamiliar product category to us. It is equipment that goes into buildings we understand how to build.
Hardware is selected against the project — meter type, protocol, environment and commercial constraint — rather than against a distribution agreement we need to fill.
Meters, communications, gateway and platform are specified as one system. Most retrofit failures happen at the seams between them.
The same country-agnostic sourcing discipline applied across our other categories — India, China, Turkey, Europe and elsewhere, selected per requirement.
Where installed equipment can be integrated, integrating it is cheaper than ripping it out. Where it cannot, we will tell you before you order.
Riser layout, unit count, distances, construction type and access all change the communication design. It is decided from drawings, not from a catalogue.
Simfy Homes, Simfy Re'live, Simfy Infra and Simfy Doors operate across the built environment — installation coordination is familiar territory.
Share the project type, number of buildings and units, whether it is new or existing, and what is already installed. We respond with an assessment of what can be integrated, what needs to be supplied, an indicative architecture and an indicative cost. No commitment required.