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Solar Business SoftwareSoftware built around your installs, your stock and your network paperwork, instead of a CRM rented for every trade.

Solar business software usually means a design tool, a CRM, a job management system and a stack of network portals that never talk to each other. This page is for owners of solar and battery installation businesses who want to build their own software on their own data, shaped around how a lead becomes a signed proposal, an approved connection and a commissioned system.

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The week this is about

Sound Like Your Solar Business?

Leads, designs and jobs spread across separate subscriptions

Most solar business owners pay monthly for a design tool, a CRM, job management and accounting, often per seat for installers who only need an address. The proposal sits in the design tool, the install date in the scheduler, and someone copies the same customer details between them every week.

The agency owns the website, the ads and the leads

Many solar business owners pay an agency or a lead platform for enquiries, then share those leads with competitors and never see the data behind them. If the arrangement ends, the website, the ad history and the list of past enquiries stay with the agency, and the business starts again from nothing.

Data trapped where the owner cannot ask it anything

The quotes, installs and callbacks sit inside someone else's system, and the standard reports count jobs instead of answering the owner's real questions: which lead source closes, what a battery job makes after variations, and which inverter brand keeps sending a van back out. Exporting the data to find out is slow or blocked.

Every month the business rents tools and leads built for somebody else, the owner pays more for each job won and still cannot see which installs make money.

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Data First Coaching

Solar Business Software, Built on Your Own Data.

Data First Coaching starts from your own job and finance data. On that data you build the systems, software and business apps your solar business actually needs, shaped around how your jobs run and how your customers buy, and AI agents take the office work. Greg Allan works it through with you.

How most coaching works

Most coaching for solar installers starts with the owner explaining the business.

  • The first hours go on the owner describing the solar business to a coach: the jobs, the crew, the customers, the money.
  • The picture is out of date within weeks, because the numbers move every week.
  • So the advice treats what the owner happened to notice, which is usually a symptom.
  • Too often it comes from someone who has never run a solar business, or any trade business at all.
  • The owner pays for the explaining, then pays again when the advice does not fit.

Data First Coaching

Data first starts from your solar business's numbers, not your memory.

  • The Trade Business Intelligence Agent reads your job management and finance systems first.
  • It sees your quotes, jobs, time on site and money as they are this week, the way solar installers actually make and lose it.
  • It finds where the problem actually starts, not where it shows up.
  • You put in the system that fixes it at the root, and the data shows whether it worked.

Which of these is the root cause in your solar business?

  • Leads, designs and jobs spread across separate subscriptions
  • The agency owns the website, the ads and the leads
  • Data trapped where the owner cannot ask it anything

Usually one of them is causing the others. Data first means your own numbers answer that before anybody guesses, so the fix goes where the problem starts.

Rented software against Built on your own data
Rented softwareBuilt on your own data
Built forEvery trade at onceHow your jobs actually run
Your dataLives in somebody else's systemYours, and it answers your questions
The costA subscription per seat, every monthWhat you build, kept as long as it earns its place
When it does not fitWork around it, or wait for an updateChange it, because you built it
The office workStill lands on you or an office wageAI agents do it your way, people stay on customers
Where you startA sales demoYour own numbers, read by the Trade Business Intelligence Agent

Fix the root cause, once

The data names the real problem, so the system you put in fixes it once instead of patching the same symptom every month.

Own your software

Build your own tools on your own data, shaped around how your jobs run and how your customers buy. Cancel the subscriptions and agencies that were never built for your business.

A more human business

Agents do the non-billable work: the quoting, invoicing, chasing and reporting. Your people spend the day on customers and the crew, so relationships get better and the team performs.

Business software, built by you

Here Is What We Do About It.

With Greg Allan's Data First Coaching, the Trade Business Intelligence Agent reads your job management and finance data first, so you can see what each lead source, system size and battery job actually returns. Then you build your own software with Greg and the group: a proposal flow, an install board and a callback register that fit how you work. Start on the free Tradies App while you wait.

How it works

Three Steps, Starting Tonight.

Step 1

See what your tools cost and miss

Your own data shows which subscriptions earn their place and which were never built for how you work.

Step 2

Build on your own data

You build the quoting, scheduling and reporting you actually need, on data you own, with Greg and the group alongside.

Step 3

Cancel what never fitted

Keep what works and cancel the subscriptions and agencies that were never built for your business, once the replacement is proven.

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Why Greg

You speak to the owner who has already done it.

Greg built Response Electricians in Perth into a 30+ staff business with 1,950+ five-star reviews. A general manager runs it.

He has trained 9,000+ trade business owners across Australia and New Zealand.

He grew a coaching company to 35 staff, a CEO and 15 coaches, then cut it back so every owner deals with him directly.

Most coaching companies hand you to a salesperson, then to a coach who has never run a trade business. Here you get the owner.

Read how Greg built a trade business that runs without him

What changes for you

The old way. The new way.

Illustration: a trade business owner standing over three office staff buried in paperwork at night.
The old way

More customers meant more people doing the computer work, and more wages nobody invoices.

Illustration: a tradesman shaking hands with a homeowner in her driveway, his phone showing jobs quoted and invoiced.
The new way

You stay with your customers and your team. The office stops landing on you.

The old way

More jobs. More paperwork. Less of the owner left.

Most trade businesses grow the same way.

More jobs means more quoting, invoicing, chasing and scheduling.

None of it gets paid for.

So the owner does it at night, after a full day on site.

Or hires an office person to do it.

The office grows. The wages grow. The margin does not.

And the owner is still the one everything waits on.

Where we take you

More work. More profit. More of you left.

The phone rings with the jobs you want, at the price you set.

You grow when you're ready, never faster than the business can carry.

Every job is priced to make money, so the busy months show up in the bank.

The best tradies in your area want to work for you, and they stay.

The chasing, the paperwork and the 9pm admin stop landing on you.

The business runs the day. You pick which parts of it you're in.

Bigger, without the headaches. Getting bigger stops meaning getting busier.

What changes

What Solar Installer Business Software Actually Changes.

Three things solar business owners walk away able to do.

See margin per install, per lead source and per battery job

Cancel the subscriptions that were never built for your solar business

Own your website, enquiries and customer history instead of renting them

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Nights and weekends back
A trade business owner and his partner in the kitchen looking at a tablet showing the numbers going up
Work that actually pays
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A good hire who stays
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Out of the middle of everything
9,000+tradies trained4.9★Google rating4.9★App Store rating

Questions

Solar Business Software, Answered.

What is the best software for a solar business?
That depends on whether your solar business sells mostly residential systems, batteries or commercial work. Design and proposal tools handle panel layouts and shading well, so most installers keep them. The weak point is everything around them: leads, stock, network approvals, commissioning records and callbacks. That layer is what owners build on their own data, with Greg helping decide the order.
Should a solar business keep its design software?
Often, yes. Design and proposal tools do specialised work, such as panel layouts and shading, that most solar businesses have no reason to rebuild. What usually goes is the layer around them: the lead tracking, scheduling, stock and callback records spread across other subscriptions. Greg helps you see which tools earn their place before anything is switched off.
Can my solar business software track warranty callbacks?
Yes, when you build it to. Your own software can hold every system you have installed, with the panels, inverter, battery and serial numbers, so a callback years later starts with the facts instead of a hunt. Over time it shows which brands and which installs bring the van back, which rented tools rarely show a solar installer.
Can a solar installer build software without writing code?
Yes. A solar installer explains how work moves, from a site assessment with roof photos to the network application, the stock pick from the wholesaler, the install and the commissioning tests, and AI tools build that into software on your own records. Greg and the group help along the way. Many owners begin with stock, because a missing inverter on install day wastes a crew.
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Join the Waitlist to Work With Greg.

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The Academy is at full capacity. Join the waitlist and when a place opens, Greg interviews the owners who look like the right fit.