Scoop Solar

Solar and renewable energy companies rely on a growing mix of software to manage projects involving solar panels, battery storage systems, and ongoing service work from sales through installation and commissioning. A typical stack may include a CRM, design software, scheduling tools, field reporting apps, accounting systems, and monitoring platforms. The problem is that many [&#...

Data silos are not just an IT problem. In field service, they quietly drain profit from revenue, labor, scheduling, billing, customer service, and executive decision making. When CRM, dispatch, scheduling, field reporting, inventory, and invoicing tools do not share data, every department works from a partial view of the business. Sales may know the customer […]

Getting the right technician to the right job site at the right time is the single biggest management challenge for field service teams. For teams running high-volume, multi-site operations across installations, maintenance, and service, these challenges compound. When dispatching breaks down, the consequences hit fast: missed schedule windows, repeat truck rolls, blown SLA dead...

When field service scheduling breaks down, the damage compounds fast: technicians show up without the right certifications, jobs stack up in the wrong sequence, and dispatch teams spend more time firefighting than managing capacity. For field service teams running installation, maintenance, and repair workflows across distributed sites, the scheduling process is the single point...

As public solar companies report slipping solar sales, lower growth rates, and a number of large-scale rooftop providers file for bankruptcy, it is clear that the solar market has approached a new stage in its lifecycle.  Keep in mind that this is not all bad news. As the industry matures and the cost of energy […]