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Home / Features / Solar Survey Client Portal

Available in the web platform

Solar Survey Client Portal

A delivered survey should be easy to find and review without piecing together separate folders.

Workflow illustration
  1. 01Open your survey
  2. 02Review the evidence
  3. 03Continue the handoff

Client & survey

Who it was designed for

Installer operations, design and engineering teams receiving delivered surveys.

Available to authorized users of the job’s own company. Client report and model access follows delivery status; signing in does not expose another company’s projects.

What it does

Every delivered site in one place. Sorted photo sets, a photo map, the 3D model, shade results and the report, one link away.

How it fits your workflow

STEP 1

Open your survey

Find the delivered site in your company workspace.

STEP 2

Review the evidence

Open the report, organized photographs and available model or shade information.

STEP 3

Continue the handoff

Use the site-specific evidence in your design and engineering review.

Illustrated workflow. These cards explain the process; they are not screenshots of a customer project.

The practical value

A shared destination gives the receiving team a consistent starting point for the report, photographs and available model evidence. It keeps the survey handoff tied to the actual site.

A concrete use case

An installer opens a delivered survey, reviews the electrical photographs, then checks the roof model and shade results before passing the package to design.

Requirements and limits

Only the authorized company’s delivered survey information is available to client users.

Models and shade outputs depend on the assets and results available for that survey. Missing output is not a successful measurement.

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See how solar survey client portal fits your team

Bring your current workflow and the handoff that needs attention. We can discuss the available feature, appropriate access and relevant survey services.

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