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The platform

Everything energitu watches.

One platform for any inverter brand. What your clients see on their phone, and what you see across every system you look after.

What it does

Ten things you can see.

Live dashboard.

Production, site use, battery and grid, updating while you watch.

Per circuit, not just the total.

A geyser or a run of lights read on its own, so where the power went is a reading rather than a guess.

Expected versus actual.

Every system measured against what the weather says that roof should be making, so a quiet shortfall shows up as a shortfall.

24/7

Alerts.

A drop or a dropout opens an alert before anyone rings you, on the phone in your pocket and on the screen on your desk.

The notifications screen in the client app, listing a weekly savings summary and an appliance offline warning, each with the date it was raised.

Savings in money.

At the client's own tariff, not kilowatt hours somebody has to convert.

The savings screen in the client app, showing this month in euros over a bar chart of weekly savings.

Reports.

Daily and monthly production, so a good month and a bad one are a glance apart.

The reports screen in the client app, showing twelve months of production split into used, battery charge and exported.

Tickets.

A fault becomes a ticket with the system, the symptom and the history attached.

A support ticket in the client app, showing a monitoring data gap raised against a workshop system.

Fleet view.

Every client system on one screen, online and offline, with the open alarms counted beside them.

The fleet view in the Solaris installer portal: tiles counting online inverters, alarms today, open alarm stations and online stations across the whole portfolio.
The fleet view in the Solaris installer portal.

Client onboarding and proposals.

Add a client in minutes, and build a branded quote from real numbers rather than a guess at what the roof will do.

Knowledge base.

Short articles for the questions every installer answers twice a week, so the answer is already in the app when the client goes looking.

The knowledge base in the client app: a search field over a list of frequently asked questions about the system, the battery and the bill.

How it works

Three steps, then it runs.

1

Connect the inverter.

One connection, whatever brand went on the roof.

2

Systems report in.

Continuously, and checked against what that roof should be making.

3

Both sides see it.

Your client on their phone, you across the whole fleet.

Any inverter brand.

Show us your fleet.

Your systems, your numbers, no slides.