Registries from every utility, one receipt in one app.
Utilities export messy registries in dozens of formats. Unitify merges them into one clean, payable receipt per apartment, inside your app.
117,902
rows across 4 registries
parsed and normalized
7,458
unified address keys
national registry and cadastre, including renamed streets
18,633
addresses merged across registries
4,132 matched all 4 providers
75.3%
verified by resident name
surnames matched across independent registries
This is what registries look like today
Four billing systems, four formats: different headers, groupings, encodings, and four ways to spell the same address. Examples below are synthetic, modeled on the real files.
Water Utility
no city, clipped street types20456120 | Bennett James | Maple st, house 12, ap 5 20390115 | Novak | Chest-nut, house 40 20201458 | Kowa1ski Peter | Garden lane, house 293, ap 18
Gas Networks
CAPS, duplicated street type204412876 | NOVAK+ DANIEL | MAPLE ST. ST., h. no. 12, apt. 5 201700231 | CASTILLO+ MARIA | OAK AVE. AVE., h. no. 94 200018834 | Fischer Tomas | dist. Willow, h. no. № 7,
Power Grid
two-row headers, glued types01004821990 | Novak D. . | maplestr., bld.12, apt.5 01000151239 | Castillo M. | oakave., bld.94, apt.3 01001030120 | Weber I. . | lincolnstr., bld.4, apt.2
City Waste
2,307 street spellings, split address24359 | Novak . . | Mapl-e, 12, ap 5 31242 | Castilo . . | Oak94 30134 | Weber . | Linc. unit-2, 4
Dozens of spellings, one unified address
The reference layer is built from the national address registry (including historical street names) and the property cadastre. Pick a street: on the left, every spelling found in the registries; below, the unified address they all resolve to.
Every apartment assembles its own receipt
On the left, the resident app running on unified addresses: search, pick the building, pick the apartment, and every utility charge is there, payable in one tap. Your bank or government portal gets the same clean data via API. On the right, the raw registry lines the system matched into that receipt.
Receipts & payments
How the system matched it
Pick an apartment in the phone. The raw registry lines will appear here.
How much matches automatically
Share of registry rows for which the system resolved the unified street with no human in the loop, measured on a real deployment. The remainder is known abbreviations and streets missing from reference registries, closed with a dictionary in hours, not months.
Everyone wins
Collection rate is really a speed problem. When paying takes ten seconds in an app instead of a trip to four cash desks, residents pay right away. Utilities get their money sooner, and receivables stop aging.
Residents
One receipt instead of four cash desks and queues. Every charge for the apartment, full history, one-tap payment split across providers automatically.
Utilities
Money arrives sooner and receivables get younger. Payment registries flow back automatically, in their own format, with no need to replace their billing system.
HOAs & property managers
Charges and payments per apartment in one place, reconciliation is automatic. Collections grow without door-knocking, phone calls or paper receipts.
Banks & the state
A mandatory monthly use case: residents come back every month. Split payments, fee income, utility settlement accounts and balances.
Bring every utility into your app
We take the registries as they are, with no changes on the utilities' side, and hand your bank or government app one clean, payable receipt per apartment. Pilot in one city in weeks.
Aggregate figures are from a real city-wide deployment (January 2026). All row-level data on this page (names, addresses, account numbers, amounts) is synthetic and depersonalized.