You should never have to call to find out where your system stands.

Between the day your system is installed and the day your utility lets you turn it on, there is a permit, an inspection, a meter, and a final review. GridProjeX keeps that record for your installer and gives you a view of it written for you, not for a permit office.

What you get →How the record works

Customer view

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The homeowner view in the GridProjeX console.

The live console with a fictional demo project.

What homeowners get

Straight answers about your project, in your language, from the record your installer works from.

GridProjeX is not a portal you have to learn. It is the installer's system of record, with one page written for you.

Plain language

"Your utility is handling meter work. Nothing is required from you." Not a status code, not an acronym, not a screenshot of a portal.

So that you understand where things stand without translating.

Who has it right now

Your installer, your utility, the permit office, or you. If the ball is in your court, the page says exactly what is needed and why.

So that you never sit on a signature you did not know was waiting.

Honest timing

An expected date appears only while a clock is actually running against it. When the utility is late, the page does not pretend otherwise and does not invent a new date.

So that the dates you plan around are ones the record can support.

The milestones that matter

Permit issued. Inspection passed. Meter installed. Permission to operate granted. Each with the date it happened.

So that you can see progress even when the next step is out of everyone's hands.

Your documents, shared on purpose

Your installer chooses what to share with you: the permit, the inspection report, the utility's permission letter. Nothing is exposed by default.

So that you have the paperwork that matters for your home and your insurer.

Confirmed by a person

Software may read the documents and draft the words, but every status you see was confirmed by a person and traces back to a document or a message from the utility or permit office. No date on your page was guessed.

So that what you read is what actually happened.

Before and after

What changes for you.

Today

You were told a few weeks. It has been a couple of months and nobody has called.
You call the installer; the person who knows is in the field.
The utility sends a letter about a "deficiency" and you are not sure who is supposed to fix it.
You find out the inspection passed when the inspector's sticker appears on the panel.

With GridProjeX

One page says the utility has it, since when, and what happens next.
The same page tells the office, so whoever answers the phone gives you the same answer.
If a correction needs your signature, the page says so, and who is holding it changes to you until it is done.
Each milestone shows up with its date the day it happens.

What is here now and what is coming. Today the homeowner view is a page your installer shows or sends you. A sign in of your own, with the documents your installer shares, is planned. It will never replace the person at your installer who knows your project; it gives you the same picture they have.

In the console

Real screens, fictional projects.

Behind the scenes: the permit, installation, and utility tracks your installer works from. — **Behind the scenes:** the permit, installation, and utility tracks your installer works from.

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