[ArthurMoseley]

I'm new to E-on and even newer on Drive V4 tariff.
Looking to find on-line what my usage is - or rather, looking to find what E-on think my usage is.
I can sort of see overall usage in the E-on app, but not the daytime/nightime split.
Perhaps (likely) I'm missing something obvious - can anyone give me a clue-by-four?

cheer

Arthur

[WizzyWigg]

Morning @ArthurMoseley Now the first thing to do is download the Hildebrand Bright app. The expert in this field is @geoffers who I'm sure will give you much more information.

Just to get you started have a look at one of his threads.
https://community.eonnext.com/thread...ll=1#post36944

[Bezzer]

@WizzyWigg yep the Bright app is one of the better ones. Certainly better than Eon's own app. Once you're set up you can also download your 30 minute data from the Bright website which will give some very accurate and detailed usage in Excel.

[geoffers]

Originally Posted by WizzyWigg

Morning @ArthurMoseley Now the first thing to do is download the Hildebrand Bright app. The expert in this field is @geoffers who I'm sure will give you much more information.

Just to get you started have a look at one of his threads.
https://community.eonnext.com/thread...ll=1#post36944

Hi @ArthurMoseley - as @WizzyWigg and @Bezzer said, having registered with Bright you can download around 13mths of your data from your meter via their parent website at glowmarkt.com in csv format.

The meter data is stored in UTC time format so you have to apply the one hour offset for BST in the summer

Have a look at this posting to see what the data looks like in Excel and some advice on how to format and calculate costs
https://community.eonnext.com/thread...ll=1#post53635

[ArthurMoseley]

Thanks @WizzyWigg, @geoffers, @Bezzer. I'm making an attempt just now to setup Bright.

[WizzyWigg]

Originally Posted by ArthurMoseley

Thanks @WizzyWigg, @geoffers, @Bezzer. I'm making an attempt just now to setup Bright.

Evening @ArthurMoseley Hoping all goes well. Don't hesitate to call back if you need any further help.

[geoffers]

Originally Posted by ArthurMoseley

Thanks @WizzyWigg, @geoffers, @Bezzer. I'm making an attempt just now to setup Bright.

Once you've got it set up you can add your true day and night rates and timings

Bright can only pull the tariff information stored on the meter, so if like mine it only has the single daytime rate stored you can override this with your actual tariff details to show your true costs👍

[SeanGordon]

I'm new to E.On Next (and on Drive v4), having just moved from Octopus where I did make a lot of use of their API capabilities in Home Assistant and in custom development to integrated the Agile tariff with Tesla Powerwall batteries.

I'm looking around to see what API options there are here and so far I've only found a HACS add-on for Home Assistant which provides the basic account and consumption data from E.On Next - https://github.com/madmachinations/eon-next

Looking at the code for this add-on it does appear that E.On Next is using the same Kraken API that Octopus uses, so it should be fairly straight forward to extend the add-on, or write a new integration using the Kraken API as it mirrors the Octopus API and API documentation.

I couldn't find any documentation links on the E.On Next Kraken API, so I'm not sure if the E.On Next version supports both REST and GraphQL like the Octopus one does.

The REST APIs appear to work as expected, so the following REST API call returns the list of valid tariffs (product), just like the Octopus one:

https://api.eonnext-kraken.energy/v1/products/

Has anyone else experimented with the Kraken API on E.On Next?

[geoffers]

Originally Posted by SeanGordon

I'm new to E.On Next (and on Drive v4), having just moved from Octopus where I did make a lot of use of their API capabilities in Home Assistant and in custom development to integrated the Agile tariff with Tesla Powerwall batteries.

I'm looking around to see what API options there are here and so far I've only found a HACS add-on for Home Assistant which provides the basic account and consumption data from E.On Next - https://github.com/madmachinations/eon-next

Looking at the code for this add-on it does appear that E.On Next is using the same Kraken API that Octopus uses, so it should be fairly straight forward to extend the add-on, or write a new integration using the Kraken API as it mirrors the Octopus API and API documentation.

I couldn't find any documentation links on the E.On Next Kraken API, so I'm not sure if the E.On Next version supports both REST and GraphQL like the Octopus one does.

The REST APIs appear to work as expected, so the following REST API call returns the list of valid tariffs (product), just like the Octopus one:

https://api.eonnext-kraken.energy/v1/products/

Has anyone else experimented with the Kraken API on E.On Next?

Download the Bright app - register your meters then go into their parent site glowmarkt.com and you'll have access to all their APIs - may provide the functionality you require 🤞
https://glowmarkt.com/home/blogs/ext...n-5-easy-steps

[SeanGordon]

Thanks @geoffers, I've signed up to Bright App, so I'll explore and see what their API offers 😊