Commercial and EPC
Larger solar projects, with the discipline of an EPC office.
Commercial and industrial jobs run longer, cost more and involve more people. HelioLattice gives each project an approved quotation, a staged delivery plan, material issue, project-wise payments and expenses, and a service record that continues after commissioning.
Who is this for? EPC companies and installers whose work includes commercial, industrial and larger projects, with a project manager, an accounts team and a store, and a need to know the money and material on every project.
- Sales headQuotation revision 3 approvedCosting visible to approvers
- AccountsAdvance receivedRecorded against the project
- StoreMaterial issueStructure issued, inverters pending
- Field teamInstallation and commissioningStarts after material
How an EPC office runs on it
One record from the tender to the third year.
Larger projects fail on coordination, not on engineering. A shared record gives every desk the same facts.
Price and approve
Build the quotation from your catalogue, revise it as the scope changes, and require approval before it goes out.
Plan the delivery
Break the project into stages with documents, utility and subsidy steps and a named owner for each.
Control material and money
Issue material from warehouses to the project, and record receipts, expenses and payment requests against it.
Hand over and serve
Close the project, keep the documents, and continue with AMC and service on the same record.
What matters for EPC
Control without bureaucracy.
Costing control
Margins and internal costs are visible only to people with the permission, while sales and site teams see what they need.
- Internal costing by permission
- Approval queue
Stage ownership
Every stage is assigned to a person, with locks so the wrong person does not change a stage someone else owns.
- Override for managers
- Progress and idle days
Material by project
Stock held in several warehouses, issued to projects, returned if unused, with a ledger for every movement.
- Reservations
- Damage and loss recorded
Project-wise money
Receipts and expenses against each project, with proof, review, approval and a pending balance.
- Separation of duties
- Export to Excel and Tally
Reporting for owners
Project status, task operations, quotation pipeline and finance reports with role-based access.
- Owner dashboard
- Personal work queue
Service after handover
AMC billing, tickets and warranty replacements continue on the same customer record.
- Service and warranty reports
- Vendor recovery recorded
Accountability
Every project has a clear next owner.
A commercial project passes through survey, sales, projects, store, accounts and service. When each handover is recorded and each stage has an owner, the project manager spends time solving problems instead of finding who is responsible.
- Named owner on every stage
- Idle days and progress visible per project
- Permission-based access for each desk
Example entries with illustrative data.
Questions
Common questions.
Can we manage commercial projects with long timelines?
Can we keep margins away from site teams?
Can we track money per project?
Can our store issue material to each project?
Do we get reports for the owner?
See a larger project run end to end.
Bring one commercial project and we will show its quotation, checklist, material and money together.