Why it is a separate MicroERP
A contractor can independently operate design-to-commissioning delivery; it does not require all recurring monitoring/energy-service functions.
Commissioned accepted installation and technical handover
Who it helpsSolar coordinator with qualified reviewers
Installation/expansion enquiry
Survey/load/shading
qualified design/options
accepted proposal
permits/material readiness
authorized installation/checks
commissioning/as-built/customer/service handover
Commissioned accepted installation and technical handover
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Coordinate the qualified assessment of mounting-location suitability.
Release specialized project charges only on the agreed evidence.
Coordinate project-specific applications identified by qualified local review.
Keep the delivered system traceable to its final configuration.
Translate the approved system design into controlled material requirements.
Coordinate authorized activation of a completed system.
Prevent unapproved component substitutions from reaching installation.
Align the sold system with deliverables milestones and responsibilities.
Authorize a consistent design before buying or installing the system.
Maintain the qualified electrical design and component requirements.
Track customer-approved financing or incentive applications without guaranteeing eligibility.
Track the external connection process for a grid-connected installation.
Guide and record installation against the released design.
Control the installation layout approved for the actual site.
Confirm that a prospective installation has a defined customer need and feasible next step.
Establish the energy-demand basis used by the technical designer.
Deliver a complete design-matched installation kit to the site.
Record the customer's operational handover for the installed system.
Measure actual installation progress against the project baseline.
Sequence the project around readiness procurement and installation dependencies.
Obtain customer acceptance of a clearly specified system and price.
Close unfinished or defective installation items with evidence.
Resolve required inspection findings before dependent work proceeds.
Transfer installation knowledge and obligations to the support owner.
Maintain the geometry and obstruction model behind a solar proposal.
Verify that the site can receive and support the planned installation.
Capture site conditions needed for an approved installation design.
Add storage-specific installation and handover controls when batteries are supplied.
Compare professionally reviewed configurations against the customer's need.
Preserve qualified test evidence without prescribing technical thresholds.
Record competent authorization for the planned site work.
Present transparent estimates with their underlying assumptions.
A contractor can independently operate design-to-commissioning delivery; it does not require all recurring monitoring/energy-service functions.
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