Solar field service software that runs the whole job.
Field service software runs the work after the sale, from the truck to the final payment. Revcore Pro gives crews everything on their phone: the job file, photos, schedule, and a way to collect payment on site.
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Looking for the right field service software for solar? Revcore Pro gives solar crews field service software plus everything it connects to, from the first lead to the final payment, in one login at a flat price, with unlimited free field crew seats.
Last updated September 2026

What slows solar crews down.
Permitting and inspection paperwork
Capture every photo and spec and tag it to the job for sign-off and warranties.
Field service software built for solar, not bolted on.
Explore Jobs & field executionMobile job files
The whole job, notes, photos, and approvals, in the crew's pocket on any device.
Photo documentation
Before, during, and after shots tagged to the job for proof and protection.
Get paid on site
Collect the final payment from the driveway with instant payouts for 1.5%.
Where field service software fits in a solar job.
Run the site survey
Photograph the roof planes, the attic, the main panel, and the meter, and mark up anything that affects the install. Survey notes, your measurements, and the design from your solar tool go on the job file.
Sign the contract and take the deposit
The homeowner e-signs the agreement and pays the deposit in the same step, and the approved estimate becomes a job with no retyping. The contract, specs, and utility bill are stored on the job file.
Permits and install scheduling
Record permit numbers and inspection dates on the job, then book the install crew once approvals are in and equipment is on site. The homeowner follows progress, photos, and documents in the branded portal without calling the office.
Install, inspect, and hand off
Crews clock in from the roof with GPS and shoot racking, conduit runs, labeling, and the inverter or battery. Store the inspection sign-off, panel and inverter serials, and warranties on the job for interconnection and any future service call.
What solar crews should look for in field service software
- A clear pipeline from sale to PTO. Jobs sit for weeks in permitting and interconnection. Stages on one board show which projects are stuck, where, and for how long.
- Site survey and install photo records. Roof, attic, panel, and install photos protect you with inspectors and on warranty claims. They should live on the job, not in a shared drive.
- A homeowner portal for long timelines. Solar customers wait on permits and utilities. A portal with progress, photos, and documents answers the where-are-we question for you.
Field service software is just the start.
Every solar account runs the full job, from the first lead to the final payment, in one login, so you are not paying for or syncing separate tools.
See all of Revcore for solarSolar field service software, questions answered.
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What is the best solar field service software?
It depends on how you sell and how many tools you want to run. Revcore Pro covers solar field service software and runs the entire job in one login: CRM, Good/Better/Best estimating, an in-home sales presentation, scheduling, invoicing, and on-the-spot payments, all built for how solar crews actually work.
Does Revcore Pro work for solar businesses?
Yes. Solar is a high-ticket sale that needs a sharp presentation and tight install coordination. Revcore helps you present tiered system options, document the install, and collect across every milestone.
How much does solar field service software cost?
Revcore Pro is one flat price per plan, $249 to $1,199/mo, with 3 to 15 full seats, unlimited free field crew seats, and no setup fees or contracts. That covers the full platform, not just field service software, so you replace several tools with one bill.
Can Revcore track permitting and interconnection?
Yes, as stages on the pipeline and records on the job. Store permit numbers, inspection dates, utility paperwork, and sign-off photos on the job file. Pipeline stages show which projects are waiting on the city and which on the utility. Revcore does not submit permits or interconnection applications for you.







