What happens if I change my tariff, after I have purchased and installed a Hub:One?
If you are an Octopus customer
- Hub:One consumes details of your Octopus tariff through the Octopus API. When onboarding to the Hub:One application you will be prompted to provide your API key so that we can automatically pull your tariff details. If your tariff changes then please simply re-save your API key (or enter your new key) so that we can update your AEM with latest Octopus tariff details.
If you are not an Octopus customer
- Please go to the 'Energy Tariff' page in your Personal Details page of the Hub:One app. Here you can update details of your tariff including the times that your energy prices change.
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