Models and specifications together
Review the manufacturer, model and available technical fields for panels, batteries and inverters. Keep unknown or unverified values visible for review.
Select panels, batteries and inverters from equipment records, review specifications and technical documents, and connect products to your selling prices.
Technical documents
Illustrative equipment valuesReview the manufacturer, model and available technical fields for panels, batteries and inverters. Keep unknown or unverified values visible for review.
Use available CEC-linked equipment records to support model matching. Check current approved-product lists and installation-date requirements before relying on rebate eligibility.
Attach technical documents and set the product price for the intended selling brand. Carry the selected equipment into the quote and installation handover.
Keep each action connected to the customer and the work your team is delivering.
Search the equipment and product records. Review model identity, capacity and the technical information available for that record.
Confirm the specifications against supplier documents and set the applicable selling-brand price and effective dates.
Build the quote with the reviewed product and retain the equipment context in the operational bill of materials.
No. Catalogue and CEC reference records support model identification. Current listing, installation date, system configuration and scheme requirements still need checking. The catalogue is not a guarantee of rebate approval.
No. Available fields vary by equipment and source. Review missing or unverified values with the supplier rather than treating them as confirmed specifications.
Yes. A product can have a separate price in each selling brand’s price book. Review draft, current, future and expired price states before quoting.
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