This tool quickly checks if you can get a tax credit for your home EV charger. You just enter your address. Then, you instantly see if you qualify. This is based on federal Census data. You don't need to do any hard research. The tool simply checks your location. It sees if it's in a low-income or non-city area.

This system quickly gives users access with an easy login. Users can log in using Google or their email and password. They then get instant access to their personal dashboard. No hard checks are needed. The system automatically manages who is logged in, their roles, and what they can do. This is all done with Clerk integration.

This system manages all parts of an EV charger installation. It covers everything from the first request to the final check. Teams can handle projects with many steps. Tasks are sent automatically, and you can see project status in real time. Different team members get tasks based on their roles. This covers installing, getting permits, and inspections. No manual project planning is needed. The system automatically follows progress, manages due dates, and sends tasks to the right team members. It also has tools like an electrical load calculator and a single-line chart generator. These help electricians keep projects on track.

This tool automatically figures out the exact electrical needs for EV charger installations. It uses details about the property and what equipment is already there. Engineers enter the home type, voltage, and appliance information. They instantly get load calculations, how much power is needed, and if the electrical service is enough. No manual math is needed. The system uses NEC code rules. It also creates professional documents for permits and inspections

This tool makes good electrical diagrams for EV charger setups. It uses ready-made designs and project details. Engineers pick from EVSE/NEMA templates. They mark where to install on maps. They also add technical details. Then, the tool creates diagrams that follow the rules. No drawing by hand is needed. The system mixes project information with standard electrical symbols. This creates documents ready for permits.

This system makes it easy to manage partners. It tracks affiliates and manages their commissions. Owners can manage partner relationships. They can also check how partners are doing. It handles payments for different kinds of affiliates. This includes dealers or friends/family referrals. No manual work is needed. The system creates special codes, tracks when they are used, and figures out earnings by itself.

This helps track potential customers and turn them into sales. It works for many lead sources and steps. Teams can manage lists of leads.. It also keeps detailed contact profiles, including scheduling appointments and linking projects. No manual lead tracking is needed. The system connects with other tools. It keeps full records of all contacts. It also shows how well leads are turning into sales for both normal and EV-ready customers.

The internal team can manage the dealer network through dealer profiles. These include contact details, how they prefer to book, and their brand look. Then, they keep up dealer relationships using one main database. The system handles signing up new dealers, managing contacts, and setting up how partners book appointments.

This part of the system helps control stock in many warehouses. It tracks items automatically, and you can see everything in real time. ChargerPro can manage all its products. Each item can have its own price and low stock limits.The system constantly watches stock levels. It sends automatic alerts with color-coded warnings if stock gets too low. It can manage multiple locations. You can also move items between these places. It tracks all transactions. The system can also analyze data. It suggests when to reorder using data.

This system offers real-time dashboards with time frames and market filters, helping to check sales, installations, project status, and operations. It tracks key metrics like new versus finished projects, sales trends, bookings by market, project status, cancellations, installer productivity, installation times, and city performance. Advanced analysis covers inventory value, revenue by area, charger trends, permit costs, average deal sizes, and charger cross-selling. The system links with Stripe for live financial data and allows data export. Graphs and maps help spot trends, problems, and growth opportunities. This analysis turns raw data into useful business information, aiding decisions for sales, resource allocation, market growth, and operations, leading to steady business growth.