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Connect ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager to EnerG so portfolio teams keep compliance data in Portfolio Manager and operational meter data in EnerG. Use one Portfolio Manager data source to link buildings, pull properties and meters, push vetted monthly usage, and sync certification scores.
You need valid Portfolio Manager API credentials with read access for pull jobs. Write permission is required for meter provisioning, usage push, and score write-back.

What syncs

LEED and other non–Portfolio Manager programs stay on manual certification records. EnerG does not replace Portfolio Manager as the ENERGY STAR system of record.

Sync rules

Push eligibility uses strict 100% completeness for each meter calendar month. Partial months are skipped and recorded in the job detail.

Connect Portfolio Manager

1

Open Data Sources

In the portfolio view, click Data Sources in the left sidebar.
2

Add Portfolio Manager

Select + Add Data Source, choose Portfolio Manager, and enter a name for the connection.
3

Enter credentials

Provide Portfolio Manager API credentials with the permissions your sync plan requires. Validate the connection before you save.
4

Save

Save the data source. It appears under portfolio data sources with the other connectors.
Each EnerG building must link to one Portfolio Manager property before push jobs can run.
1

Open the building or sync settings

From the Portfolio Manager data source or the building sync status view, open the property link controls.
2

Select the Portfolio Manager property

Choose the matching Portfolio Manager property for the EnerG building.
3

Confirm the link

Save the link. Pull jobs scope to that property. Push actions stay disabled until the link exists.

Pull from Portfolio Manager

Run or schedule pull jobs to import properties, meters, consumption, and metrics into EnerG. Mapping jobs follow the same patterns as other EnerG data sources. After a successful pull, open building sync status to review:
  • Last pull time
  • Overall status (success, partial, or failed)
  • Actionable errors when a job does not complete

Push meters and monthly usage

Configure push after buildings are linked. Push has two steps: meters exist in Portfolio Manager, then monthly totals post to those meters.
1

Provision or map meters

Create Portfolio Manager meters from EnerG meters, or map to meters that already exist in Portfolio Manager.
2

Review eligibility

Before you push, preview which meter-months meet the 100% completeness gate. Months below 100% are not sent.
3

Push on schedule or Push now

Use the scheduled push when months become eligible, or select Push now when a month reaches 100% completeness and you need Portfolio Manager updated before the next run.
4

Correct pushed months deliberately

To update a month that already pushed, start an explicit correction. The scheduler does not overwrite already-pushed months on its own.
Job details list per-meter and per-month outcomes, including skip reasons such as incomplete data.

Certification scores

When a building is linked and score sync is available:
  • Pull ENERGY STAR and related Portfolio Manager certification fields into Certifications
  • Enter or edit scores in EnerG when you track them manually
  • Enable score write-back when you want user-approved scores written to Portfolio Manager (API-permitted fields only)
Certification rows show score source (Manual or Portfolio Manager sync) and last synced when sync metadata is present. Export certification lists from portfolio or building Certifications when you need an offline file.

Monitor jobs and sync health

Use job history on the Portfolio Manager integration to review timestamps, status, and per-entity outcomes. Retry failed jobs after you fix credentials, mapping, completeness, or Portfolio Manager API errors. Common failure causes:

Next steps

Portfolio data sources

See all portfolio ingestion methods next to Portfolio Manager.

CSV uploads

Load historical bills when you are not using Portfolio Manager pull.

Data completeness

Confirm meter-month completeness before usage push.

Building certifications

Enter and review ENERGY STAR and other certification scores.
Last modified on August 18, 2026