Aurora Solar vs Sitetracker

Aurora Solar is software for designing, selling, and delivering solar projects, aimed at installers, sales teams, and channel managers. Design tools include 3D roof modeling, roof measurements, performance simulation, irradiance analysis, and ground mounts. Aurora says its AI generates 3D roof models with obstructions in under 15 seconds. Sales Mode supports customizable web and PDF proposals, interactive selling tools, and proposal activity tracking. Battery modeling covers backup, self-consumption, and energy arbitrage. Financing options include LightReach, GoodLeap, Mosaic, and Dividend, with the ability to create custom financiers. Its API can create, retrieve, and update projects and designs, and retrieve design assets, pricing, financings, and agreements. Basic costs $159 per user per month, billed monthly; Premium costs $259 per user per month, billed monthly. Both list 50 projects per month and one user. Enterprise offers custom project volume and unlimited users, with custom pricing. Design and Sales modes are listed for desktop or laptop on macOS or Windows using Chrome; web proposals are listed for specified iOS and Android devices.

Sitetracker provides a platform for planning, building, operating, and maintaining critical infrastructure across its asset lifecycle. Its coverage includes planning and development, construction, operations and maintenance, and asset management. Site Management centralizes site and asset details to track progress, performance, and compliance. Project Management supports standardized processes and visibility across complex infrastructure projects, while Field Work Management covers maintenance scheduling, technician skills, dispatch, time tracking, and job execution. Sitetracker Mobile offers native iOS and Android apps with online and offline work, maps, forms, geofencing, and digital signatures. The platform is built on Salesforce and described as a native cloud platform. Sitetracker lists more than 55 live integrations, including Oracle, Salesforce, NetSuite, ArcGIS, and QuickBooks. APIs include REST, SOAP, Bulk, and other Salesforce-standard options, with support for custom and standard objects. The company presents solutions for digital infrastructure, energy transition, utilities, data centers, construction and engineering, and real estate. A free trial is listed; platform subscription pricing is on request.