Solar monitoring for installers and their customers
Every solar plant, working as hard as the sun allows.
EnergyFlow reads the PV plants you installed through the vendors' own platforms and shows them in one place, whatever the inverter brand. It checks each one against the weather, says what looks wrong and what to do about it, and alerts the right people — before the owner notices.
Brand names are trademarks of their owners and are used only to describe compatibility.
What we do
From “the app shows red” to “here’s the fix”.
Vendor portals tell you a number. EnergyFlow tells you whether that number is right, and what to do when it isn't.
One view of every plant, across brands
Every plant you look after in one list, the ones that need you first. A site can hold several plants, say an inverter from one maker and a battery from another, with how they are wired, so its totals add up. A wiring drawing shows every part of a site, the live power on each wire and how close it runs to its rating.
See where the energy goes
A live picture of solar, grid, battery (two batteries too), home, EV chargers and heat pumps. Charts you can zoom into, and graphs for each inverter: power, strings and MPPT, grid and temperature.
Is it the weather, or the plant?
Each plant gets an expected production from the weather. Checks on every inverter and string look for a weak string, a falling string voltage, clipping, grid over-voltage, phases out of balance, a late start and more. Each finding says what to do.
Alarms where you will see them
Alarms by email, Telegram or WhatsApp: each person picks their own level and can acknowledge from the chat. A daily digest says what changed, and tickets keep the context together.
Roofs from the map, ratings from the datasheet
Draw the roofs on a satellite map to get each one's direction, size and a suggested kWp. Inverter and battery ratings are read from their datasheets.
Use the sun you already paid for (beta)
Send surplus solar to EV chargers, heat pumps, water heaters and air conditioners. Write your own scenarios with conditions and priorities; a scenario can also send a message. The owner's agreement is recorded before a device is controlled.
Your team, your customers, your subcontractors
Roles in your organisation, with more than one admin. Share a site with its homeowner or a subcontractor, each with their own role.
A page for the owner
Share a simple, read-only page with each customer: today's production, tomorrow's outlook, and plain sentences instead of error codes.
Built in the EU, in English and Romanian
Operated by a Romanian company, every screen in English and Romanian. Vendor logins are encrypted, access is per organisation, and your data is exported or deleted whenever you ask.
How it works
Up and running in an afternoon.
1
Connect your vendor accounts
Link the inverter platforms you already use. EnergyFlow finds the plants you have access to and starts reading them — no hardware to install.
2
We learn each plant
Position, roofs, inverters, batteries and settings are combined with local weather to work out what each plant should be producing.
3
You get a to-do list, not a data dump
The dashboard opens on the sites that need attention and the reason why. Fix it, close the ticket, and let the owner see the result.
Who it's for
Made for the people who keep solar running.
Installers & O&M teams
Every customer site in one list, worst first
Catch faults before the customer calls
Tickets and an activity trail for every site
Alarms by email, Telegram or WhatsApp, at the level each person picks
Share a site with a subcontractor, with their own role
Home & business owners
Know your solar plant is producing what it should
Plain-language explanations, not error codes
Use more of your own solar: surplus to the car, heat pump or water heater (beta)
Your installer is alerted when something goes wrong
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