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The operator's manual.

The SolarFleet operator's manual: how every shipped feature works, why it behaves as it does, and where the edges are, for the teams who run sites.

What this is

SolarFleet is a platform for running commercial solar O&M day-to-day. These docs cover every feature that's shipped right now — the portfolio view, alerts and cases, the engineer mobile app, site transfers, the quote builder, integrations, and everything in Settings. If something's on the changelog as shipped, it should have a page here.

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By topic

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Getting started

Monitoring

Portfolio & site detail

The portfolio overview and the site → inverter drilldown, with optimiser counts on SolarEdge.

Alerts & cases

How faults are detected, what the six rules check, and how cases move through SLAs.

Weather & expected generation

Open-Meteo, weather-normalised baselines, and why clipping days don't trigger alarms.

Operations

Maintenance & visits

Scheduling planned work and the visit-approval workflow.

Site transfers

Hand a site from the installer that commissioned it to the long-term O&M operator.

Engineer mobile

The PWA, offline workflows, and the BS EN 62446-1 test report wizard.

Commercial

Quote builder

Installer-side O&M quote generation, pricing settings and client-facing pages.

Reports & exports

Monthly client PDFs, CSV exports, and the full site data archive.

Platform

Integrations

SolarEdge, Solis Cloud, Open-Meteo — and how to request a new brand.

Settings & team

Users, roles, notification preferences, audit log and per-org configuration.

Security & data

UK hosting, tenant isolation, credential encryption, and the right-to-be-forgotten flow.

Where the platform's heading

We post release notes for every substantial release on the public changelog, with the month each one shipped. The status page runs a live check of the web app and API, and says plainly what it doesn't monitor yet.