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Describe changes in suez water integration: fetch historical data into statistics.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new "Energy" section in the Suez Water integration documentation, detailing statistics for water consumption and cost.
    • Provided setup instructions for integrating water statistics into the energy dashboard.
  • Documentation

    • Updated documentation to include instructions on accessing statistics in Developer Tools and clarified data availability timelines.

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The changes introduce a new section titled "Energy" to the Suez Water integration documentation. This section outlines the statistics provided by the integration, detailing how to access the data and the setup process for integrating these statistics into the energy dashboard. Two specific statistics are defined: "Suez water Consumption counter_id" and "Suez water Cost counter_id," which provide daily state and sum statistics in liters and euros. The existing configuration section remains unchanged.

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File Change Summary
source/_integrations/suez_water.markdown Added a new "Energy" section detailing statistics for water consumption and cost, including setup instructions for the energy dashboard, while retaining the existing configuration section.

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    participant User
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    User->>Documentation: Access Suez Water integration documentation
    Documentation->>User: Display configuration and new energy section
    User->>Documentation: Retrieve "Suez water Consumption `counter_id`" and "Suez water Cost `counter_id`"
    Documentation->>User: Provide daily state and sum statistics
    User->>EnergyDashboard: Integrate statistics into dashboard
    EnergyDashboard->>User: Display integrated statistics
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
source/_integrations/suez_water.markdown (3)

27-28: Add blank lines around the list for better readability

Per markdown best practices, lists should be surrounded by blank lines.

The integration provides statistics containing all available data from suez.
+
- **Suez water Consumption `counter_id`** (suez_water_water_consumption_statistics_`counter_id`) contains state and sum statistics for each available day in liters
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28-30: Improve consistency in statistics naming

The statistics naming could be more consistent. Consider using title case consistently and adding quotes around the full statistic names.

- **Suez water Consumption `counter_id`** (suez_water_water_consumption_statistics_`counter_id`)
- **Suez water Cost `counter_id`** (suez_water_water_cost_statistics_`counter_id`)
+ **Suez Water Consumption `counter_id`** (`suez_water_water_consumption_statistics_counter_id`)
+ **Suez Water Cost `counter_id`** (`suez_water_water_cost_statistics_counter_id`)
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32-32: Improve energy dashboard integration documentation

The sentence about energy dashboard integration could be more descriptive and properly formatted.

- Both statistics can be added directly into energy dashboard.
+ Both statistics can be added directly to the {% term energy dashboard %} to track your water consumption and costs.
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25-32: Document historical data limitations

Please specify how far back the historical data is available. This information would be valuable for users planning to use these statistics.

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27-30: Verify statistics implementation details

Please ensure that the statistics names and units documented here match exactly with the implementation in the core PR (home-assistant/core#131166).

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source/_integrations/suez_water.markdown (4)

27-28: Improve grammar and clarity

The sentence structure could be improved for better readability.

-The integration provides statistics containing all available data from suez.
-At most all data since connected counter installation is fetched and then updated once a day by suez.
+The integration provides statistics containing all available data from Suez.
+The data is fetched from the time of counter installation and is updated once a day by Suez.
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[uncategorized] ~28-~28: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...aining all available data from suez. At most all data since connected counter instal...

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31-31: Fix grammar in dependency clause

The sentence needs a grammatical correction.

-**The data is updated once a day by suez, this means that there will be no data in the energy dashboard for today and sometimes yesterday** (depending at what time of day you are checking).
+**The data is updated once a day by Suez, this means that there will be no data in the energy dashboard for today and sometimes yesterday** (depending on what time of day you are checking).
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[grammar] ~31-~31: The verb ‘to depend’ requires the preposition ‘(up)on’.
Context: ...rd for today and sometimes yesterday** (depending at what time of day you are checking). At...

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35-40: Add prerequisite information about Energy dashboard

Consider adding a note about enabling the Energy dashboard if not already enabled, as this is a prerequisite for these steps.

+{% details "Prerequisites" %}
+- The Energy dashboard must be enabled in your Home Assistant instance. If you haven't set it up yet, please refer to the [Energy dashboard documentation](/home-assistant-energy/).
+{% enddetails %}

In the configuration of the energy dashboard ({% my config_energy title="**Settings** > **Dashboards** > **Energy**" %}):

43-45: Clarify price calculation details

The explanation about price calculation for historical data could be more detailed to help users understand potential limitations.

- **Suez water Consumption {counter_id}** (suez_water_water_consumption_statistics_{counter_id}) contains state and sum statistics for each available day in liters
- **Suez water Cost {counter_id}** (suez_water_water_cost_statistics_{counter_id}) contains state and sum statistics for each available day in euro
-  - Current price is used for initializing historical data
+- **Suez water Consumption {counter_id}** (suez_water_water_consumption_statistics_{counter_id}) contains state and sum statistics for each available day in liters
+- **Suez water Cost {counter_id}** (suez_water_water_cost_statistics_{counter_id}) contains state and sum statistics for each available day in euros
+  - Historical costs are calculated using the current water price, as historical price information is not available
+  - Note that this means historical cost data may not reflect actual costs if water prices have changed over time
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27-45: Verify documentation matches core implementation

Please ensure that this documentation accurately reflects the implementation in the core PR #131166.

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Documentation appears consistent with core PR implementation

Based on the PR description and available information, the documentation accurately reflects the core implementation changes. The PR explicitly states it "Fetch[es] all historical provided by suez into statistics" and aims to make the data "available in energy dashboard", which aligns with the documented behavior about historical data fetching and energy dashboard integration. The statistics entity names and their units (liters and euro) are consistently documented.

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27-31: Enhance clarity around data updates and navigation.

Consider providing more specific details about:

  1. The typical time of day when Suez updates the data
  2. Step-by-step navigation to find the statistics (e.g., mention the search box location)
 The integration provides statistics containing all available data from Suez.
-The data is fetched from the time of counter installation and is updated once a day by Suez.
+The data is fetched from the time of counter installation and is typically updated by Suez in the early morning hours (CET).

-You can find the statistics in {% my developer_statistics title="**Developer Tools** > **Statistics**"%} and search for "suez_water".
+You can find the statistics in {% my developer_statistics title="**Developer Tools** > **Statistics**"%}. Use the search box at the top of the Statistics page and enter "suez_water".

41-44: Add context to setup steps.

Consider providing more context about what these selections mean and their impact.

 1. Select **Add consumption** for **Water source**.
-2. Select **Suez water Consumption {counter_id}** for the **consumed water**.
-3. Select **Suez water Cost {counter_id}** for the **total price**
+2. Select **Suez water Consumption {counter_id}** for the **consumed water**. This will track your daily water usage in liters.
+3. Select **Suez water Cost {counter_id}** for the **total price**. This will track your daily water costs in euros.

35-37: Fix markdown formatting.

Add blank lines around the list in the Prerequisites section.

 {% details "Prerequisites" %}
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 - The Energy dashboard must be enabled in your Home Assistant instance. If you haven't set it up yet, please refer to the [Energy dashboard documentation](/home-assistant-energy/).
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 {% enddetails %}
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47-50: Verify implementation details with core PR.

The documentation states that historical costs are calculated using the current water price. Let's verify this matches the implementation in the core PR.

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