Create structured jobs containing site information, instructions, documents, forms, checks and evidence requirements.
Give engineers and installers a consistent way to record photographs, measurements, test results, notes and completion information.
Review installation and commissioning records, resolve outstanding issues and maintain a complete history of what was delivered.
Renewable energy projects involve surveyors, designers, installers, electricians, subcontractors, project managers, quality teams and customers. Work may take place across hundreds or thousands of distributed sites, while information moves between office systems, spreadsheets, paper forms, emails, messaging applications and shared folders — creating operational gaps between initial survey and final handover.
Incomplete site surveys
When photographs, measurements, site conditions or technical information are incomplete, installation teams may arrive without the information they need.
Installers working from outdated information
Installation teams may rely on drawings, specifications, customer details and technical documents distributed through multiple systems, and changes made during planning may not always reach the field clearly.
Limited visibility across distributed programmes
Without a connected operational view, it becomes difficult to understand what has been scheduled, started, delayed, completed or submitted for review.
Inconsistent installation evidence
Completed installations can require photographs, measurements, test records, signatures, equipment details and commissioning information, and different installers or subcontractors may capture this evidence differently.
Defects identified too late
Quality issues may only be discovered when submitted evidence is reviewed after the installer has already left the site, often requiring another engineer visit to resolve.
Difficult to standardise across contractors
Large installation programmes may depend on several regional installers, subcontractors or specialist service providers, each following different processes or submitting different levels of evidence.
Commissioning records assembled after the work
Installation photographs, test results, forms, certificates, signatures and approvals may be stored separately and brought together only when the project is ready for handover.
Three connected Validly products give renewable energy and installation teams one operational system connecting field work, evidence, commissioning and verification.
Operations teams create repeatable workflows for different installation activities — survey, ready for installation, scheduled, assigned, in progress, commissioning, review, approved and handover — with each stage defining responsibility, required activities, forms, evidence, reviews and approval conditions.
You need to coordinate surveys, installations, engineers, contractors, commissioning, quality reviews and corrective work across multiple sites.
Creates consistent installation processes and clearer visibility across distributed renewable energy programmes.
A site survey captures roof or site conditions, measurements, access requirements and supporting photographs. Once approved, an installation job is created with the required documents, equipment details, forms and evidence requirements, and installers submit commissioning information for review.
Installation teams receive property information, equipment specifications and required work before attending site. Electrical checks, installation photographs, charger details and commissioning information are captured during the visit.
Each installation follows defined preparation, installation, testing and commissioning stages. Equipment information, serial numbers, photographs, tests and approval records remain connected to the job.
Site survey information, system requirements and property details are captured before work is scheduled. Installation teams then complete structured installation and commissioning activities before submitting the system for final review.
Installation work is distributed across multiple contractors while every delivery partner follows the same job structure, evidence requirements and review process, giving operations teams a clear view from assignment through to approval.
A quality review identifies an installation issue or missing evidence. A corrective action is created, assigned to the relevant engineer or contractor and tracked until new evidence is submitted and verified.
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