Enterprise solar software for organizations that scale
Manage your entire solar operation, headquarters, dealers, teams, on one platform with custom integrations, unlimited projects, and dedicated support. Trusted by Akbank, İş Bankası, Garanti BBVA, and Arçelik.
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What breaks at scale, and how we fix it
Large solar organizations share the same scaling pains. Inconsistent dealer processes, central visibility, manual data aggregation, compliance risk, and integration demands on ERP and finance.
Multi-entity
HQ, partners, teams hierarchy with role-based authorization at every level.
API and integrations
API access for ERP, finance, and custom systems. External CRM sync available.
Bank-grade security
Regular pen tests, SMS OTP login, and data protection that passes bank audits.
Standardization
Preset cost and package settings. Consistent feasibility and proposals across entities.
Technical, operational, and legal controls built for organizations with strict compliance needs. Penetration tests, SSO and SMS OTP, role-based authorization, encryption at rest and in transit, and documented data processing come standard on every Enterprise deployment.
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Run every branch on one process, one brand, one database
From multi-branch lead distribution through installation milestones. Every team in your organization works from one project database and one set of brand standards.
- Multi-branch pipeline
- Centralized pricing
- Installation tracking
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Waiting for ProposalScale your dealer network, or your lending book, on one platform
Manufacturers run dealer networks with centralized lead distribution. Banks deploy solarVis to their solar-lending customers for standardized, auditable feasibility reports.
- Dealer channel enablement
- Branded partner portals
- Bankable feasibility output
Questions about enterprise solutions
Unlimited projects, dealer management, API access, SSO, custom workflows, and dedicated support.
