Enphase Boosts Solargraf to Drive Productivity and Sales for Solar Installers

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Enphase Energy, Inc., a global energy technology company and the world’s leading supplier of microinverter-based solar and battery systems, announced major enhancements to its Solargraf® platform, introducing new third-party ownership (TPO) financing integrations, faster proposal generation, and expanded availability in Japan. Solargraf is an all-in-one digital solution for proposal, design, and permitting that enables solar installers to create, manage, and close high-quality projects with greater speed and efficiency.

With the latest federal budget framework reshaping clean energy incentives, Enphase is equipping installers to adapt quickly. New features include advanced AI-powered design capabilities, automated permitting tailored for Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) requirements, and fully customized proposals.

Reinforcing its accuracy and reliability, the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) validated Solargraf’s performance against measured photovoltaic (PV) system data, confirming accuracy comparable to NREL’s own System Advisor Model. This independent verification strengthens confidence in Solargraf as a trusted platform for solar design and proposal generation.Enphase plans to expand the Solargraf® platform into new markets while rolling out features designed to boost productivity, sales velocity, and customization for solar professionals. Upcoming enhancements include a more intuitive system design interface, streamlined ordering and shipping for a complete bill of materials (BOM)—including racking from leading providers—and a custom tariff builder to help homeowners better understand energy tariffs through clear visualizations.

“The Solargraf platform continues to evolve with enhanced features that give our teams the tools needed to more efficiently make sales and design and build systems,” said Connor McFadden, director of strategy at Revolution Solar. “It’s helped us reduce proposal revisions and close more deals, while completing projects we can be proud of, both on time and on budget.”

“The updates to the Solargraf platform are a game changer for our business,” said Mark Hader, VP of sales at Go Solar Power. “The faster proposal editing with Express Editor is a big help. Most important for our team is the new shading tool and setbacks, supporting consistent yields and streamlined layouts. We’re able to move quickly and deliver a better experience for our customers.”

“The financing integrations added to the Solargraf platform have made our sales process dramatically more efficient,” said Bernie Packard, CEO of Exo Energy. “With the leading TPO providers built right into the platform, we’re able to create finance-ready proposals more efficiently.”


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