Solar Hub
GIS tracking platform for residential and commercial solar installations.
Green Energy
Solar operations fail when crews, sites and service calls cannot be seen on the same map. Installation and service are geographic problems, not table problems.
What problem exists?
Installation and service teams need GIS, telemetry and dispatch to run as one system.
Crews do not work in rows. They work on sites, with weather, access and follow-up visits. A work-order tool that cannot see geography becomes a radio and a spreadsheet by week two.
What do I build?
GIS-driven tracking and dispatch platforms for residential and commercial solar installation and service.
Solar Hub combines GIS tracking with IoT telemetry and service dispatch for residential and commercial work. The map is not decoration. It is how the operation sees itself.
Why domain knowledge matters
Crews do not work in tables. They work on sites. The architecture has to respect geography and time.
Domain knowledge is knowing which field event — a missed install window, a failed inverter, a crew out of area — the software must make visible before it becomes a customer complaint.
Relevant Work
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