Solar Field Service Software Built for
Installation & Service Teams

A residential install runs two or three days across mounting, DC, AC and commissioning. Tools designed for single service calls force you to fake it with repeated jobs and lose the thread of what is actually finished.

New module wattages, new hybrid inverters, new battery chemistries, new optimizers. Generic asset fields cannot hold string layouts, firmware versions or battery configurations, so the detail ends up in someone's photos.

A fault code on a hybrid inverter at 4pm on a Friday is a knowledge problem. Scheduling software hands the technician an address and leaves the diagnosis to whoever answers the phone.

Commissioning records, isolation checks, test results and handover packs still get written twice — once on paper on site, once in the office that evening.

Roofs, rural ground mounts and plant rooms kill connectivity. Software that silently drops a status change or a photo costs you the record of the work.

Solar competence is specific: isolation sequences, string testing, commissioning standards. Nothing in a generic FSM helps a new hire get there faster.

Photograph the fault display, nameplate, combiner or module on site and get a structured diagnosis — likely cause, checks to run, next steps — applied straight to the job.

Status changes, notes, checklist items and photos all work with no signal. Writes queue in a device outbox and sync automatically when the crew is back in coverage.

Multi-day installs, service calls and follow-up visits on one board, with crew assignment, real-time tracking and job types that speak solar.

Checklists for isolation, string testing and commissioning turn into a professional, branded report with photos and signatures before the crew leaves the site.

Modules, string and hybrid inverters, batteries, optimizers, isolators and monitoring gateways — tracked by job so you know what was fitted and what is left on the van.

Automated job status updates, arrival notifications and a customer view of the work, so homeowners and commercial clients stop calling the office for progress.

Owner, admin, manager, technician and viewer roles with enforced permissions on billing, payouts and team changes. Field staff see their jobs, not your finances.

Arrays, strings, isolators, inverters and production faults everywhere the software speaks — set once for the company, applied for every crew.

Technicians can follow EcoPowerHub Academy pathways alongside live work, so competence and operations sit in one place.

Residential and commercial installers running multi-day projects who need commissioning and handover documentation produced on site.

Teams maintaining fleets of systems they may not have installed, working from production alarms, warranty claims and scheduled maintenance.

Businesses past the whiteboard stage that need dispatch, role permissions and a shared view of who is where and what is done.

Growing firms hiring apprentices and career-changers who want structured competence, not shadowing for a year.