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When you have a system design you would like to re-use for another customer, you can save time by saving it as a System Package. This function is especially useful when you have created a detailed package, fully loaded with details such as isolators, framing, and cable sizes, in a quote layout you are happy with. This is then easy for sales staff to use.

The system packages are the fastest way to set up a quote. It saves a lot of time by avoiding repetitive tasks.

Creating packages using an existing quote

  1. Open an existing quote you would like to convert into a package.

  2. On the Map page, click on the brown Package icon on the left and hit ‘Save Configuration as Package’

  3. Set the package name and category (you can create a category from the admin menu > my business > Categories), and hit ‘Save’

Creating packages using the package builder

  1. Go to more settings > system packages

  2. Click ‘New System Package’

  3. Set up the design with all components as required

  4. Click the ‘Save’ package option - change the package name and category as required

  5. Go to the Pricing page and set up the quote as required

Loading a System package

To use a System Package you’ve created, simply start a quote as usual, filling in the Contact and Energy pages.

  1. On the Design page, click the package icon

  2. Select the category and package name and click Load.

Please note that whenever a system package is loaded, it wipes out any existing design selections and pricing info on the quote. The information saved in the package replaces the existing quote information.

Information saved in a System Pre-build Package

  • PV configuration including any inverters and modules used with string configuration of each sub-array;

  • Any battery system components and battery system configuration details;

  • Balance of system components including power optimizers, isolators, over-current protection, mounting system, energy meter, and other AC components added to design;

  • Sizing and derating particulars such as cable lengths, sizes, mounting details, and grid availability;

  • Any control settings for grid charge or storage export;

  • Quote pricing details including the complete quote detail including line items descriptions, discounts, and grouping, but not including details indicated below;

  • Quote custom pricing options;

  • Quote Finance selections;

  • Quote-specific conditions (Pricing > Conditions);

  • Financial modelling factors (Pricing > Finance);

  • Install notes and Commissioning notes.

Information that will not be affected by the application of a System Package on a quote

  • Contact data

  • Site information from the contact page such as meter, NMI data, and site phase arrangement;

  • Any site-specific energy information such as consumption profiles or tariff information;

  • Any site-specific derating such as shading and soiling factors;

  • Any solar export limit that has been set;

  • Payment terms;

  • Any quote acceptance information;

  • Any staff assignment information;

  • The quote and proposal document pdf template selected when emailing;

  • STC rebate selections (including GST) and pricing (AU);

  • Install images;

  • Bill of materials (generated dynamically from quote components and line items)

Changes seen on the quote when a System Package is loaded

  • Quote status - on the application of a package, the quote will be set to Draft

  • Quote sent status/date sent/signature will be cleared

  • Commissioning checklist/serials

  • Commissioning declaration of compliance

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