SPI 2012: RevoluSun Solar showcases RiSE software suite

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Hawaiian solar company RevoluSun Solar Corporation is showcasing its RiSE Software Suite at North America’s largest solar event, Solar Power International, which is currently underway until September 13, in Orlando, Florida, US.

The company’s proprietary RiSE software suite is an Internet-based application which is able to manage the integration of a PV business, from sales to operations and construction. RevoluSun’s president Todd Georgopapadakos explains, “Every piece of information is integrated into one system for complete visibility and optimum efficiency. RevoluSun developed and fine-tuned this hard-working application over the past three years, so now it offers users an amazingly effective tool to sell, manage and complete a solar project whether it be a small residential system to a complex, multi-faceted commercial project.” 

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Furthermore, the suite allows clients to compare and contrast various solar technology in order to determine which products are best for their needs, and enables all project information to be collated and stored in one portal enabling all teams involved in the project to easily access project data throughout the entire production process.

The list of benefits of the suite highlighted by the company include a function to customize almost every aspect of workflow, a sales module which enables sales workers to generate proposals and contracts on site, and a marketing module which track campaign efficacy via lead generation and closing ratios from various marketing programmes.  

According to Georgopapadakos, more than US$100 million worth of projects have been managed through RiSE to date.

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