The project site has multiple meters. Can I model it?

 

Rohit Maurya

2 years ago Updated

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Yes, you can add additional meters on the “Billing Info” section in the specific project by clicking on “Add Meter”.

If you add an additional meter, you can edit this by clicking the drop down next to "Base Meter". The additional meter will be named "Meter2". You can remove the meter by clicking on the X next to the meter name.

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