National Grid
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Version :2.4.3
Size :19.02Mb
Updated :Nov 1,2022
Developer :National Grid plc
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Based on online discussions about the National Grid app, here are three topics and corresponding questions: 1. How easy is it to use the app to track your energy usage and receive usage alerts? "What is your experience with using the National Grid app to track your energy usage?" 2. Can you customize the app to fit your specific energy needs, such as setting reminders or notifications? "Can you customize the National Grid app's settings to fit your energy usage needs?" 3. How reliable is the app in providing accurate estimates of your energy usage and costs? "How accurate are the energy usage and cost estimates provided by the National Grid app?"
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Pros and Cons from users' feedback
Based on the user reviews on the Apple App Store, here are three cons and pros for the National Grid app: Cons: 1. Outdated mapping and navigation: Users often complain about the app's lack of updated mapping features, leading to inaccurate directions. 2. Poor user interface: Some reviews criticize the app's user-friendly design, citing cluttered screens and difficulty in finding specific features. 3. Limited energy usage tracking: Users have expressed disappointment with the app's inability to track their energy usage in real-time, making it difficult to monitor and manage their consumption. Pros: 1. Easy account management: Users praise the app's simplicity in managing their accounts, including bill payments and customer service inquiries. 2. Real-time outage alerts: Many reviewers appreciate the app's ability to provide timely and accurate updates about outages in their area, keeping them informed. 3. Educational resources: The app's inclusion of educational content, such as energy-saving tips and tutorials, has been well-received by users looking to reduce their energy consumption.
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Description
This free National Grid app allows customers to report and check the status of power outages, view power outage maps, find payment locations and make one-time payment through Speedpay. In addition to this, the app provides important news updates, access to safety tips and important contact information.
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    By elemenceApr 4,2016
    This app is useless. I tried to pay my bills through it while overseas (since I didn't have access to a desktop or laptop) and had multiple problems. First of all you can't use your regular login information from the regular online site. Instead you have to use your account number (have fun finding that). Second it doesn't tell you how much you owe. You have to look that information up yourself. Third you can't use a credit card or debit card but have to use your bank account and routing numbers. It took me over 20 minutes just to find all these account numbers and when I returned home I found out the payment didn't even go through and I got slapped with $30 in returned check fees! I tried calling customer service but they were no help at all. Got a 'confirmation email' from western union but there's no way to follow up or look into what went wrong. This is really not transparent and difficult to use. Looks like you need a new app, National Grid.
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    By Sevananda BhaiDec 6,2018
    What in the world were you thinking of when you people created this app? It’s totally dysfunctional! Starting with the inability to login. Use of a second party for payments (Western Union) at a fee. You must provide an invoice number. It is much simpler to go directly to National Grid’s website, signing for an account, save or your values (username/password) and every time that you need to make a payment, check outings, etcetera, login and done! The website even saves your payment option and you can also opt for automatic payment or one time payment only, PLUS it kept in your information record (if you want to keep it in your record)making it a very simple and straight forward transaction. I thought that apps are all about simplifying things! This app, it definitely does not! But heyyyy, thank you for trying (a little)!