What the PDF report is for
- keep a project summary
- share visit outcomes
- store structured site observations
- prepare next work steps
- access key findings without reopening the full file
What the report may contain
- site summary
- pre-study outputs
- shading-related elements
- charts and visuals
- selected assumptions
- estimated results
- visit-file information
After technical site visits
The PDF formalizes major field findings and supports continuity between visit, analysis and stakeholder discussions.
PDF report vs technical exports
PDF: readable synthesis for reporting, tracking and archiving.
Export: data reuse in external tools and technical workflows.
When to generate the report
- after on-site pre-study
- after technical site visit
- to keep a baseline project file
- to share internal synthesis
- to keep a trace of assumptions and site conditions
Value in workflow continuity
- faster reading of results
- quick synthesis for teams
- one document for key data
- better field-to-office continuity
- usable base even without reopening all raw inputs
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FAQ
What is a photovoltaic PDF report for?
To keep a clear and reusable summary of field findings and first pre-study outputs.
What can it include?
Visit elements, pre-study data, shading points, visuals, assumptions and estimated outputs.
Does PDF replace technical exports?
No. PDF is for readable synthesis; exports are for technical reuse.
When should it be generated?
After field visits or first site qualification steps when a structured reusable document is needed.
Generate a photovoltaic PDF report after the visit
Azimutis creates a practical synthesis from field data and on-site pre-study outputs.