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Available in the web platform

Solar Proposal Equipment Catalog

A preliminary layout should retain the equipment model and dimensions used to create it.

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Workflow illustration
  1. 01Find the equipment
  2. 02Confirm dimensions
  3. 03Keep the schedule

Sales & proposals

Who it was designed for

Sales users documenting modules, inverters and batteries in proposals.

Available to SSAI administrators and company-scoped client sales or company-administrator users. Proposal access remains restricted to the user’s company.

What it does

Search the equipment catalog for modules, inverters and batteries, or enter a custom panel model, wattage and size. Use meters, millimeters, inches or feet for panel dimensions. Equipment models and capacities stay with the saved proposal and its PDF.

How it fits your workflow

STEP 1

Find the equipment

Search modules, inverters and batteries.

STEP 2

Confirm dimensions

Use catalog values or enter a custom model and size in supported units.

STEP 3

Keep the schedule

Save the equipment basis with the proposal and PDF.

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

The practical value

Saved equipment inputs make it easier to revisit the proposal and understand its basis. Custom dimensions allow the user to document a datasheet value instead of assuming a missing catalog value.

A concrete use case

A user selects a module, enters a datasheet dimension that is missing from the catalog and confirms the equipment schedule in the saved proposal.

Requirements and limits

Use manufacturer datasheets when catalog dimensions are missing.

Selecting equipment does not establish electrical compatibility or string sizing.

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See how solar proposal equipment catalog 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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