Utility bill emailer automation

Receive every utility bill in one organized monthly email.

For families, property managers, offices, shops, and multi-branch businesses that repeatedly check electricity and gas bills one account at a time.

Review your bill workflow
Working billing automation foundation
  • MEPCO retrieval
  • Bill-image output
  • SNGPL parsing
  • Amount and due date
  • Billing month and units

The problem

Bill checking becomes administrative work when accounts multiply.

A single bill takes minutes. Ten homes, shops, branches, rental properties, or client accounts create a recurring monthly task: open each provider page, enter its reference, record the amount and due date, download the bill, and build a summary for the person responsible for payment.

The emailer automates that repeatable work while keeping provider permissions, failed lookups, and sensitive identifiers under control.

What the automation does

From saved references to one useful message.

  1. 01

    Store approved connections

    Record the provider, permitted reference or consumer number, and a human label such as Home, Shop, Office, or Branch Lahore.

  2. 02

    Check on a schedule

    Run provider-aware checks when new bills are normally issued, with rate controls and a visible last-checked time.

  3. 03

    Extract the useful fields

    Capture the billing month, current amount, due date, after-due amount when supplied, readings or units, and the official bill link or generated image.

  4. 04

    Send and monitor

    Email one bill or a consolidated table for many accounts. Record delivery, report missing bills, and alert the operator when a lookup fails.

What Mossia builds

A monitored workflow, not an unattended script.

  • Connection import, labels, validation, pause, and deletion
  • Provider-specific retrieval adapters for approved sources
  • Structured parsing, bill image or official link, and monthly summaries
  • Scheduled execution, retries, duplicate prevention, and failure alerts
  • Responsive HTML email, plain-text fallback, logs, and operating notes
  • Optional internal status screen for many accounts

Production boundaries

Access must remain permitted and supportable.

  • Provider access follows permitted routes, published controls, and responsible rate limits
  • Public lookup availability is assessed separately from permission for bulk automation
  • Consumer numbers are masked and home addresses stay out of email subjects
  • Payments remain with official providers, banks, or the user's chosen payment channel
  • Production status follows documented reliability testing and an assigned maintenance owner

Current evidence

What has already been demonstrated.

Mossia has demonstrated MEPCO bill retrieval with bill-image output, plus SNGPL parsing for the amount, due date, billing month, meter readings, and units. That working foundation supports a focused emailer scope for those providers.

A production deployment still begins with a provider-by-provider check covering permission, anti-bot controls, output stability, rate limits, bill timing, failure states, monitoring, and maintenance ownership. Additional providers are added only after that check passes.

MEPCO retrieval demonstratedSNGPL parsing demonstratedOther providers assessed individually

Best-fit users

Useful wherever one person is responsible for many connections.

Families

Several homes and shops

Keep parents' homes, shops, offices, and household connections in one labeled monthly summary.

Property

Rental and managed locations

Give a property manager or accountant a consistent view without forwarding credentials or opening every bill manually.

Business

Branches and operational sites

Group bills by branch or cost owner, export the month, and make missing or late bills visible before the due date.

Common questions

Before the emailer is deployed.

Can it send several bills in one email?

Yes. Connections can be labeled and grouped, then shown in one monthly table with provider, masked reference, amount, due date, status, and the permitted bill action.

Can the bill itself be attached?

Where the approved source provides a stable PDF or image route, the workflow can attach or link it. When storage or redistribution is not appropriate, the email should use the official viewing link.

Can it send WhatsApp messages too?

Yes, as a separate production phase using the official WhatsApp Business Platform, explicit opt-in, approved utility templates, delivery callbacks, and immediate opt-out handling. It should not use browser automation or a personal WhatsApp session.

What happens when a provider page changes?

The adapter records a failure instead of silently sending stale data. Monitoring alerts the operator, affected accounts remain visible, and the adapter is repaired and retested before normal delivery resumes.

Is this the same as the Mossia Bills product?

This page describes a custom automation service that can be scoped for an organization or account group. Mossia Bills is the planned broader self-service product and remains in feasibility and early-access stage.

Start with the current problem

Replace repetitive bill checking with one dependable monthly workflow.

Tell us the providers, number of connections, required fields, recipients, and current monthly process. We will review provider feasibility and propose the smallest supportable automation.