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Field Services · Solar Installation Management Software

One connected system for surveys, proposals, installation stages and service.

Manage a rooftop solar business in one system. Enquiries and site surveys lead to proposals sized in kW, and accepted jobs move through material, installation, net-metering and PM Surya Ghar subsidy paperwork, and handover. Panel and inverter serial numbers, warranties and annual service visits stay on each customer’s record.

  • Your system sizes, brands, packages and stage checklist entered as you sell
  • Open jobs and past customers migrated, with serial numbers and warranties
  • Checklist, proposal and service edits handled by GullySystem when you ask

Site surveys, proposals and installation stages sit in one record in Solar Installation Management Software. GullySystem sets it up for rooftop installers and EPC firms with survey, installation and service crews. Each job carries panel and inverter serial numbers, warranty dates, net-metering and PM Surya Ghar subsidy files with the DISCOM, commissioning readings and annual service visits. Invoices follow the stage reached.

Where it breaks today

What goes wrong before the software.

Survey notes sit in phones and notebooks

Roof area, shadow, sanctioned load and photos are held by whoever visited. The proposal is then written from memory.

Proposals differ from what is installed

The quoted panel count and inverter make change during purchase. The customer’s copy of the proposal no longer matches the roof.

Serial numbers are not linked to customers

Panel and inverter serial numbers are on cartons and delivery challans. A warranty claim years later starts with a search for them.

Installation stages are tracked by phone calls

Structure, mounting, wiring and commissioning are done by different crews. The owner asks each one where a job stands.

Net-metering files stall without notice

Applications, inspections and meter changes wait on the DISCOM. Nobody holds a list of which file is waiting on whom.

Service visits depend on memory

Yearly cleaning, inverter checks and complaints are noted in different places. A customer whose plant has stopped may not be called back.

How it runs

How the work flows through it, step by step.

  1. 1

    Enquiry and survey

    An enquiry arrives from a call, a referral or a website form. A surveyor visits and records the roof, shadow, sanctioned load and photos.

  2. 2

    Proposal

    The office sizes the plant, selects panels, inverter and structure from the price list, and issues a proposal for the customer to accept.

  3. 3

    Material and installation

    Material is issued from stock against the job, and serial numbers are logged. Crews close each stage, from structure to wiring, on a phone.

  4. 4

    Paperwork and commissioning

    Net-metering and subsidy files are tracked with the DISCOM. The plant is commissioned and handed over with a record of what was fitted.

  5. 5

    Billing

    Advance, material and handover invoices are raised against the job, with payments recorded by cash, bank transfer or UPI.

  6. 6

    Service and follow-up

    Annual service visits, cleaning and complaints are booked against the plant, and warranty dates are on file for every customer.

Modules

What is inside.

Every module can be switched on, left out or changed to match how your team already works.

Enquiries and site surveys

Record each enquiry, assign a surveyor and keep roof details, shadow notes, sanctioned load and photos on one survey sheet.

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Proposals and quotations

Size the plant in kW, pick panels, inverter and structure, and issue a priced proposal with revisions kept against the enquiry.

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Customer records and documents

Keep customer details, electricity connection particulars, identity and ownership documents and signed proposals in one folder per site.

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Material and serial numbers

Track panels, inverters, structures, cables and protection items in stock, and tie panel and inverter serials to the job.

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Installation stages and crews

Assign crews and close each stage, from structure to wiring and earthing, with photos and notes from site.

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Net-metering and PM Surya Ghar subsidy files

Track each file by its stage, from feasibility and technical sanction to inspection, net meter installation, the commissioning certificate and the subsidy credited. See which files are waiting and on whom.

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Commissioning and handover

Record test readings, inverter settings, monitoring login details and a handover checklist signed by the customer.

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Service visits and AMC

Book cleaning, inspection and fault visits, and track annual maintenance contracts and renewals by plant.

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Warranty register

Hold panel, inverter and workmanship warranty dates by serial number, with claims raised against the supplier.

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Billing and payments

Raise advance, material and handover invoices with GST, and record payments received against each job.

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Solutions inside

The business modules it is built from.

Each one is also available on its own, or inside a system built for you.

  • Estimate/Quotation Management

    Sales engineers size the plant in kW, choose panels, inverter and structure, and issue a priced proposal with every revision kept against the enquiry.

  • Batch and Serial Tracking

    Panels, inverters, structures, cables and protection items are tracked in stock, and panel and inverter serial numbers are tied to the installed job.

  • AMC and Service Contracts

    Cleaning, inspection and fault visits are booked per plant, with each annual maintenance contract and its renewal date tracked.

  • Lead Management

    Each enquiry gets a surveyor, and roof details, shadow notes, sanctioned load and photos are kept on a single survey sheet.

  • Invoice Management

    Accounts raise advance, material and handover invoices with GST, and record payments received against each installation job.

  • Technician Scheduling

    Supervisors assign crews and close each installation stage, from structure to wiring and earthing, with site photos and notes.

  • Document Management

    A folder per site holds customer details, electricity connection particulars, identity and ownership papers and the signed proposal.

Services

How we would put it in.

Setup, data migration, integrations and anything built on top.

Who uses it

One system, each person sees their part.

For owners

See surveys, proposals pending, jobs by stage, files waiting with the DISCOM, money due and service visits coming up.

For the sales and survey team

Log enquiries, record site surveys, issue proposals and follow up on those not yet accepted.

For installation crews

See the day’s jobs, the material issued, the stage to close and the photos to upload from site.

For the office and accounts

Manage paperwork files, stock, invoices and payments, and book service visits against plants.

For service technicians

See assigned visits, the plant’s serial numbers and warranty status, and record what was done.

Reports

The numbers the owner asks for.

  • Enquiries, surveys and proposals by stage
  • Jobs in progress by installation stage
  • Net-metering and subsidy files pending, by stage and office
  • Material in stock and shortfall against open jobs
  • Payments received and due by job
  • Service visits and AMC renewals due
  • Warranty dates by supplier and serial number
Good fit

Who this is built for.

  • Rooftop solar installers serving homes and small businesses
  • Installers who handle net-metering and subsidy paperwork for customers
  • EPC firms with separate survey, installation and service crews
  • Installers selling annual maintenance contracts
  • Channel partners who buy panels and inverters from several suppliers
Honest answer

When it is not the right choice.

  • A one-person installer doing a handful of jobs a year can manage with a notebook and a spreadsheet.
  • Electrical contractors doing wiring and panel work, with no solar, will find an electrical contractor product fits better.
  • Large ground-mounted solar plants with project scheduling are closer to the Construction Project Management Software.
Made to fit

Adapted to your business before it goes live.

You are not handed a login and left to it. The product is set up around your records, your people and the tools you already use.

Your plant types and packages

On-grid, off-grid and hybrid systems, the panel and inverter brands you sell, and your standard packages go in first.

Your stage checklist

The stages a job passes through, and what each crew must record before it closes, follow how you install today.

Paperwork steps for your DISCOM

The steps of net-metering and subsidy files differ by DISCOM and scheme. They are set up with you and updated as they change.

Customers and serial numbers migrated

Customer lists, open jobs and the panel and inverter serial numbers you hold arrive from your files or registers.

Hosting and changes

GullySystem hosts the system. If a proposal, checklist or service plan needs altering, ask us and we do it.

Works alongside

  • WhatsApp
  • SMS
  • Email
  • UPI and payment gateway
  • Tally export (quoted separately)
  • Inverter monitoring portals, where the make allows it
Common questions

Questions owners ask before a demo.

Is this a solar CRM, or does it sit beside one?

It is the solar CRM for your own pipeline. Enquiries, surveys, proposals and follow-up calls sit with the job, so a second CRM is not needed. It then carries the same job through installation stages, paperwork and service.

Does it track PM Surya Ghar subsidy and net-metering applications?

It tracks the file, not the filing. Each application, its documents, the inspection, the meter change and the date the subsidy is credited are recorded against the job. Filing happens on the portal and with the DISCOM, whose steps are reviewed with you during scoping.

What happens when the DISCOM returns a file or asks for a second inspection?

The file stays open at that stage with a note of what was asked for. A resubmission or a fresh inspection is recorded against the same job, so the earlier dates and documents are not lost.

Can proposals show different system sizes, generation and payback?

Several sizes in kW can sit on one enquiry, and the revision the customer accepts is kept with the job. Expected units generated and payback are not calculated here.

Can it keep serial numbers for each customer?

Yes. Panel and inverter serial numbers are logged when material is issued, so a warranty claim starts from the customer’s record.

Can crews update jobs from site?

Yes. Crews close stages and upload photos from a phone, so the office sees progress without a call. The phone needs a working connection at the site; there is no offline mode.

Can it track annual maintenance contracts?

Yes. Each plant carries its contract dates, and visits due and renewals show to the office before they lapse.

Is Tally connected?

Not in the standard set-up. Invoices and receipts are kept on file for your accountant to pick up. A Tally export is quoted separately, once we know the setup.

Does it read inverter data?

Not by default. Monitoring portals differ by inverter make, so any link is confirmed during scoping.

Who owns the customer data?

You do. Exit terms for your jobs, customers and documents are written into the proposal you sign first.

Wondering what it costs? Six questions give you a written scope and the buckets any quote should separate.

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