Starting situation
An institutional portfolio contains solar systems of different sizes and manufacturers, each with its own access and local contacts.
Portfolio-level priorities
An illustrative scenario for reviewing several institutional solar systems together and setting an investigation order.
Across several buildings, the first question is often not whether an event exists, but where the investigation should begin.
An institutional portfolio contains solar systems of different sizes and manufacturers, each with its own access and local contacts.
Technical information is split across platforms, making it hard to see which building should be checked first.
Connected systems are arranged into one attention list, while uncertainty in data connections remains visible.
SM Sentinel provides a common view of connected systems, events and the known circumstances around them.
The assigned owner reviews priorities and initiates a site or partner investigation under the institution's process.
Decision-makers may get a more orderly view of where verification is needed. Savings and response times cannot be guaranteed in advance.
The planned multi-site monitoring model and the typical information needs of institutional decision-makers.
A signal or priority is not a technical expert opinion. Confirming the cause and carrying out repairs are separate professional tasks.
After connection, you can make a clearer choice about which SM Sentinel plan fits your operation.