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Panels, inverters and cable runs, counted and priced.

Panels, mounting, inverters, isolators and DC and AC runs, counted off the roof plan and single line, priced from your rates.

Set up by us in your own Claude account. How the estimating plugin works.

  • NDA before we see a drawing
  • Runs in an account you own
  • Your files stay yours
  • Two founders, Brisbane, listed simPRO partner
An installer in gloves fixing a clamp between rooftop solar panels with a drill

Sound familiar?

The RFQ comes by email and gets keyed in by hand.

Every roof changes the array, the mounting and the cable route to the board. The count goes into an Excel BOQ, then gets keyed again into the job system. It has to be more accurate.

What you get back

Three steps. The last one is yours.

  1. 01

    Drop in the roof plan and single line

    Roof plan, array layout, single line diagram, switchboard schedule and the spec. A revision redoes only the changed sheets.

  2. 02

    Get the counted list

    Panels by roof section, mounting, inverters, isolators and protection as counts. DC and AC runs in metres. Anything unclear comes back flagged, not guessed.

  3. 03

    Your estimator decides

    Whether the array fits the roof, panel and inverter selections, the crane or lift allowance, and the flagged items. Then they sign it off.

An installer in gloves fixing a clamp between rooftop solar panels with a drillA solar array mounted on the corrugated metal roof of a commercial building, seen from above
On site

In your units, from your drawings

What lands in your workbook for a commercial solar quote

  • Panels by roof section, sheet on each
  • Mounting, rails and clamps by roof section
  • Inverters, isolators and protection from the single line
  • DC and AC cable runs in metres

FAQ

Questions solar businesses ask.

Have you set this up for a business like ours?

Not for solar on its own yet. Boards, isolators and cable are counted on electrical tenders today. Your panel and mounting rules come from your finished jobs.

Does it read our drawing types?

Yes. Roof plans, array layouts, single line diagrams, switchboard schedules and the spec, as PDF. Scale is proved from printed dimensions on each sheet.

Will it use our rates?

Yes. Panel, inverter and mounting prices, cable per metre, labour and margin, in your workbook or your existing Excel BOQ. A missing rate reads MISSING.

Can the quote go into our job system?

The workbook is Excel, so the lines go into your quoting system the way your BOQ does now, without keying each one twice.

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