Gather the site pack
Keep bills, roof images, switchboard photos and property details together before design review.
AI employee for solar businesses
It can gather bills, roof and switchboard photos, prepare the sales record, keep proposals warm and assemble installation evidence without pretending it can make the engineering judgement.
Today
It requests the bill, site address, ownership, roof and switchboard photos, then prepares a clean sales record and flags the details that still need a designer or salesperson.
Then add office jobs
Your first office job is the starting point, not the product boundary. Once it has earned trust, give the same secured agent another clearly-scoped responsibility, just as you would brief someone joining the office.
Keep bills, roof images, switchboard photos and property details together before design review.
Move clean lead data into the approved calculator or CRM without re-keying it across tabs.
Follow the cadence you approve, stop on reply and alert sales when intent changes.
Surface approvals, deposits, equipment, access and documents missing before the booked date.
Collect certificates, serials, photos and customer documents into the final job pack.
Explain which step each opportunity is waiting on instead of returning another raw pipeline export.
Connected, not another silo
Message it in plain English. It carries out the approved steps across job management, email, accounting and calendars, then returns a receipt your team can check.
Your current stack stays in place
One inbox, one job system and one office job can be the entire starting boundary.
Customer-facing work can wait for approval until you decide it is ready.
Exceptions, sensitive calls and decisions stay with the people you nominate.
Built for the way trades work
See how the same AI-employee model changes with the job types, documents and systems in each business.
In a short walk-through, we map the work, show what the agent would touch and tell you plainly whether it is a sensible first office job.