Energy and Utility Operations

Stop a permit delay from stalling the whole install pipeline

A solar installer tracks each project's site survey, permitting, installation, and utility interconnection in disconnected spreadsheets, so a permit delay at one stage isn't visible until it's already holding up the crew schedule. Build a single pipeline where every project's stage is visible end to end.

Disconnected spreadsheets hide the bottleneck

When permitting status lives in one spreadsheet and crew scheduling in another, a permit that's stuck at the city doesn't automatically stop a crew from being scheduled to a site that isn't ready—leading to wasted dispatches and frustrated customers.

Track every project from site survey through permitting, installation, and interconnection in one pipeline, and gate crew scheduling on permit approval.

From survey to interconnection
  1. 1. Site survey is completed and system design is finalized
  2. 2. Permit is submitted and tracked to approval
  3. 3. Crew is scheduled once the permit is approved
  4. 4. Installation is completed and inspected
  5. 5. Utility interconnection is submitted and confirmed
Who uses it

Three views of the same install

Project coordinator

Track each project's stage and manage permit and interconnection submissions.

Install crew

See only projects that are permit-approved and ready to schedule.

Customer (view-only, optional)

Track their own project's stage and incentive paperwork status.

What the system tracks and automates

Records

Projects, site surveys, permits, crew schedules, interconnection filings, incentive paperwork.

Automations

Permit-status gating on crew scheduling, stage-change notifications, and incentive-paperwork tracking.

Custom logic

Jurisdiction-specific permitting steps, and utility-specific interconnection requirements.

Platform

Own the application. P2HS runs the platform.

Example build brief

Example prompt
Build a solar installer management app with site survey to permit-to-interconnection pipeline tracking, permit-gated crew scheduling, and incentive/rebate paperwork status.

Scenarios to test in your preview

  • A crew must not be scheduled to a project whose permit isn't yet approved.
  • An interconnection filing must show its own status separately from the installation completion status.
  • A customer's incentive paperwork status must be visible to them without exposing internal project notes.
FAQ

Common questions about solar installer software

Who is this for?

Residential and commercial solar installers managing a pipeline from survey through interconnection.

Can this handle multiple utility territories?

Yes—define separate interconnection requirements and permit workflows per jurisdiction and utility.

Related platform pages

See how solar installer management fits into the wider P2HS platform.

Build the solar pipeline app that doesn't hide the bottleneck

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