Before the visit: prepare the project
Create the project in the Azimutis web portal and add the information already available. Synchronise it with the mobile app to add the site measurements during the visit.
On site: capture the actual conditions
Carry out the shading survey with your smartphone. Measure orientation, tilt and usable area, then mark obstacles for the module layout. Add customer information, notes and site photos.
Review the captured points and calculate shading losses and their impact on PV production.
Height simulation also lets you assess shading at roof height from a ground-level survey, without climbing onto the roof.
Analyse and discuss project configurations
Plan the module layout, determine installable capacity and review the estimated production and losses. Analyse self-consumption, battery storage and savings using the customer’s consumption and financial assumptions.
Duplicate the project to compare variants. The on-site PV assessment guide explains the calculation steps.
After the visit: review the study and share the results
Work on the same project in the mobile app and the Azimutis web portal, with your data kept in sync. Access the site measurements and analysis, adjust project parameters and compare results.
Share the PV assessment report (PDF) or use hourly data and horizon profile exports for your own analysis.
Arrange the other project checks
Review the energy and economic results alongside the structural, grid-connection and electrical-design checks required for the installation. See the PV feasibility assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Can I prepare the site visit on a computer?
Yes. Create and prepare the project in the web portal, then synchronise it with the mobile app.
Which results can I present during the visit?
Shading losses, estimated production, module layout, installable capacity, self-consumption, battery impact and economic indicators, depending on the project inputs.