One dashboard. Every inverter brand you actually run.
SolarEdge and Solis Cloud are live and polling production sites today. Sigenergy is in beta. Everything else connects through one universal adapter layer — so adding a brand never touches your dashboard, alerts or reports.
Live where it counts, honest about the rest.
SolarEdge and Solis Cloud are wired end-to-end with polling on production sites today. Other brands are demand-driven — tell us what your portfolio runs and we'll build the adaptor, typically in around two weeks.
Brands normalise to the same shape. So your dashboard never changes.
Every inverter brand connects through one universal interface and normalises to the same internal data model — sites, equipment, telemetry, power-flow and alerts. Adding a brand is an adapter build, not a platform rebuild: the moment one ships, those sites behave exactly like the live ones across monitoring, cases and reports.
Live: SolarEdge & Solis
Both pull sites, equipment, telemetry, power-flow and native alarms on a polling schedule — every 5 minutes on Solis, every 15 on SolarEdge. Running in production today.
Beta: Sigenergy
The adapter is shipped — hybrid inverter, per-MPPT and battery topology — and awaiting live-site verification. We won't mark it live until it's confirmed polling a real account.
On request: the rest
SMA, Fronius, Sungrow, Huawei, Enphase and more are demand-driven. New adapters typically take around two weeks; the first build for a brand is at cost for pilot customers.
Weather is an integration too.
Raw power tells you nothing on a cloudy afternoon. SolarFleet pulls hourly irradiance, temperature and cloud cover from Open-Meteo for each site's exact location and computes an expected generation, then judges actual output against it.
The payoff: on a bright day where the inverter is clipping at its AC limit, expected and actual agree — so you don't get a false underperformance alarm just because the array is doing its job. And on a dull week, the system stays quiet because the weather explains the dip. It runs independently of which inverter brand a site uses, and carries no personal data.
See how it feeds the performance ratio on the monitoring page.
Integration questions
Which inverter brands are live today?
SolarEdge and Solis Cloud. Both are wired end-to-end and polling production sites right now — pulling sites, equipment, telemetry, power-flow and the manufacturer's native alarms on a schedule (every 5 minutes for Solis, every 15 for SolarEdge). They're the only two brands we'll describe as live, because they're the only two running in production.
What does "beta" mean for Sigenergy?
The Sigenergy adapter is built and shipped — it handles their hybrid inverter, per-MPPT and battery topology — but it hasn't yet been verified against a live customer account. We won't call it live until it's confirmed polling a real site. If you run Sigenergy and want to be the verification partner, get in touch.
My fleet runs SMA / Fronius / Sungrow / Huawei. Can you support it?
These are on the roadmap rather than live. Every brand connects through one universal adapter layer, so adding a new one is an adapter build — no change to your dashboard, alerts or reports. We build them demand-driven; the first build for a brand is at cost for pilot customers, typically in around two weeks. Tell us what your portfolio runs.
Where does the weather data come from?
Open-Meteo, refreshed hourly per site location, for irradiance, temperature and cloud cover. It feeds the weather-normalised performance ratio so a dull week reads as a dull week and a clipping day doesn't false-alarm. It carries no personal data and is independent of which inverter brand a site runs.
Can I monitor a site whose brand isn't integrated yet?
The live data plane covers SolarEdge and Solis today. For other brands, the route is to request the integration so we can build the adapter for your fleet. Because every brand normalises to the same shape internally, once an adapter ships those sites behave exactly like the live ones across monitoring, cases and reports.
New to this? See what solar O&M actually covers, how cross-brand monitoring works, or pricing — every integration is included on every tier, free included.
Don't see your brand? Tell us what you run.
SolarEdge and Solis are live today. If your portfolio runs something else, request the integration and we'll build the adapter — first one at cost for pilot customers, typically in around two weeks. Two sites are free forever, no card.