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Scoop Solar vs SolarNexus

Scoop Solar

scoop.solar

SolarNexus

solarnexus.com

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FigureScoop SolarSolarNexus
Price from—$89/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
API—Yes
Plans published16
Spec score · Solar Installation Software7.3 (#22)8.7 (#2)
HeadquartersVancouver, British Columbia, Canada548 Market Street, Suite 62080, San Francisco, CA 94104, United States
IntegrationsGLOO is a managed integration service with 500+ integration connections, customizable data mappings, and turnkey implementation.Official integrations cover lead-generation providers, conversational texting and scheduling, residential planset services, and customer-portal or fleet-monitoring systems.
ReportingThe platform offers operational reporting, real-time dashboards, and role-tailored views, including financial metrics through integrations.SolarNexus logs job workflows to quantify team performance and identify bottlenecks, and offers custom reports.
SupportOnboarding is guided by a dedicated success team and includes workflow mapping, configuration, data migration or import, and role-based training.The company offers expert customer support, professional services, and education through blog posts and user guides.
What it doesScoop is a Central Operations Hub that connects systems, teams, and workflows across sales, projects, service, and operations.SolarNexus is web-based sales and operations software for solar contractors, covering sales, project design, fulfillment and workflow execution.

Plans

Scoop Solar

  • Custom pricingPriced on request

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SolarNexus

  • Lead ManagerFree
  • Project Pro$89 a month
  • Sales Pro$89 a month
  • SolarNexusPriced on request
  • SolarNexus custom fitPriced on request
  • All Pro$139 a month

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