Energy audit for companies
Structure your sites, energy use, requirements, and timeframe to find and compare energy audit providers that fit your project.
A clear process structures the decision without reducing a complex market to a long provider list.
Capture the business context
The selection starts with your actual situation. Sites, starting point, and project context form the foundation.
Define goals and constraints
Timing, scope, and the desired outcome make the need concrete.
Collect the relevant requirements
Technical and organizational criteria are considered together.

Create consistent criteria
MAP2B turns the input into comparable criteria. Different inputs are translated into a clear requirement structure.
Keep the relevant context
Vertical-specific questions and attributes remain rooted in their market.
Make priorities visible
Mandatory criteria and useful additional capabilities can be assessed separately.

Check relevant capabilities
Rule-based matching compares the need with provider capabilities. Providers are assessed against the criteria that matter for the project.
Explain the fit
The results show which provider attributes support each recommendation.
Protect organic matching
Paid visibility does not secretly alter the regular match score.

Compare providers
The shortlist becomes a concrete next decision. Suitable providers and the capabilities relevant to the project are shown side by side.
Stay in control of the selection
You decide which providers you want to continue with.
Send requests transparently
Contact details are collected and shared only for the recipients you select.

Each vertical maps the providers, criteria, and subject expertise of its market. The shared platform connects this specialized context with a consistent path from need to request.
Structure your sites, energy use, requirements, and timeframe to find and compare energy audit providers that fit your project.
MAP2B starts not with who offers a service, but with a company's actual situation and the capabilities needed to address it.
Specific constraints, goals, and requirements form the basis of the selection.
Structured provider attributes are connected with the project's actual requirements.
A reasoned shortlist shows why each provider fits the specific situation.
Companies choose which providers receive a request and their contact details.
Start with the facts of your energy audit project in MAP2B's first vertical and find providers that fit your requirements.