IndustriesHome & field servicesSolar installer
DukeOS for solar installers · AI operating systemCRM, ERP and AI agents in one system. From $49 a month per business. About DukeOS
Solar installer CRMEvery rooftop, from enquiry to switch-on.
DukeOS is the AI operating system for solar installers: leads, site visits, quotes, installs, service plans and WhatsApp in one app, with Duke, an AI assistant that prepares the work for your approval. Solar sales take a survey, a quote, paperwork and an install crew. Keep each step in one place, with every system recorded on the customer's site, and let Duke qualify enquiries and follow up the quotes that are still being thought about.
01Duke at your solar business
Duke keeps long quotes from going cold.
Households take weeks to decide on solar. It qualifies each enquiry on WhatsApp, books the site survey and keeps every lead in your pipeline with a next step, so families still thinking it over hear from you at the right moment, after your yes.
Who decides
- On its own, by your ruleDuke on duty does it for the customer who wrote, once you switch that action on.
- Waits for your approvalIt prepares it and shows a one-line preview. Nothing changes until you approve.
- Just answersReading needs no approval, and it sees only what the person asking may see.
- Checked every morningGoals are measured every morning, with a forecast.
A day with Duke
A Saturday at a solar installer in western Sydney- Checked the surveys goal25 site surveys this month: 14 booked so far, on pace for 22.GoalsChecked every morning
- Suggested a way to catch upInvite the 18 households quoted in August back for a fresh survey.GoalsWaits for your approval
- Qualified Raj's enquiry$300 a month power bill, tile roof, Blacktown. Saved as a lead with your questions.Duke on dutyOn its own, by your rule
- Booked his site surveyTuesday 10:00 with Mick, from the survey team's free times.BookingsOn its own, by your rule
- Showed where the money sitsQuote sent: 11 households worth $142,000. Signed this month: 4.CRMJust answers
02The apps solar installers use
Leads, site visits, quotes, installs and payments.
A pipeline with your stages, site visits for surveys, quotes for each system, a board for bigger jobs, service plans for yearly checks and invoices in stages.
03In the app
A closer look.
Screens from our live demos, and what each part does for the business.
Installations
System details for every roof.
Every customer's site comes ready with the address, access notes, the equipment on site and the date it was installed. Add an Installations page by asking Duke: system size, panels, inverter, approval status and install date, on a board.
InstallationsBoard
| Customer | System | Inverter | Install date | Stage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raj Patel | 6.6 kW | 5 kW | 4 Nov | Waiting on approval |
| Emma Walsh | 10 kW + battery | 8 kW | 22 Oct | Booked |
| Nguyen family | 8.2 kW | 6 kW | 15 Oct | Switched on |
Pipeline
See every household's stage.
Your own stages, for example Enquiry, Survey booked, Quote sent, Signed, Installed. Each lead has a value, an owner and a next step, and late ones stand out. A Quote request form on your website starts a lead too.
Staged payments
Deposit, installation, switch-on.
Split one price into instalment invoices with your own names. Record part payments by bank transfer or card and see what each household still owes.
Ready-made pages
Sites and job sheets, ready-made.
A solar installer starts with Sites (equipment on site, installed on) and Job sheets for every site visit, linked to the customer. Add Installations, Grid approvals or Rebate applications during guided setup, or by asking Duke.
04Related
Also for
The same apps, set up in the words of other businesses.
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