Sales
From the first contact to the signed contract.
- Lead
- Electric bill received
- Site visit
- Proposal / system sizing
- Financing
- Contract signed
- Lost
The CRM with WhatsApp built for how a solar installer works: electric bill, system sizing on the record, financing, utility approval and after-sales.
7 days free, no card required. Plans from R$ 99 per month.
In the solar energy business, everything starts with a photo of the electricity bill sent on WhatsApp. Whoever replies first, with the bill already analyzed, gets ahead. Then come the site visit, the proposal, the questions about financing and a long installation process that goes through design, grid access approval and meter replacement with the utility. At every step the customer can be left without an answer.
Cockpit CRM follows the installer from the electricity bill to the connected system. The deal record includes a calculator: the average bill and the tariff become consumption in kWh and the suggested system size, and you can adjust the tariff and the site's solar irradiation. The signed contract moves on its own into the Project and installation pipeline, and afterward the customer goes on to After-sales, with cleaning, maintenance and expansion.
The customer sends a photo of the bill on WhatsApp and, by the time the consultant replies, he has already asked someone else for a quote.
The system sizing goes out, the customer says he will think about financing and nobody calls back.
Design, interconnection approval and the meter swap get lost in spreadsheets, and the customer keeps asking with no answer.
Cleaning, maintenance and system expansion: the customer only comes back if he remembers on his own.
With Cockpit, every customer has a place in the pipeline and a next step scheduled.
The stages below come set up when you create your account, and you can adjust them to how your team works.
From the first contact to the signed contract.
Utility, installation and a connected system.
Maintenance, expansion and referrals.
Overnight conversations are already in the CRM, with the customer and where the contact came from.
The customer sends the bill on WhatsApp and the card moves to Electric bill received.
The solar calculator on the record shows consumption, capacity and the suggested system.
Once the deal closes, it moves on its own to Design and installation with the utility.
Anyone who asked for time to think gets a reminder, and anyone already switched on moves to After-sales.
Average electric bill and rate become kWh consumption and the suggested capacity, adjusted for the site's solar irradiation.
Utility, roof type, residential, commercial or rural and payment method on every deal.
A signed contract enters Design and installation on its own, from interconnection approval to a connected system.
Add kits, panels, inverters and services with prices, in categories that come ready to use.
Price, financing denied, roof not suitable: find out why each proposal did not close.
Contacts are distributed across the team, and the manager sees who is online to take them.
Whoever messages you on WhatsApp enters the CRM with an open deal, with no duplicates for existing customers.
Consultants and technicians on the same number, with a queue, transfers and internal notes the customer never sees.
How it works, required documents, utility timelines: one click and a standardized answer goes out.
Electric bill, roof photos and proposals stay in the conversation and in the customer's history.
The AI Agent answers on WhatsApp in your company's voice, asks for the electric bill, books the site visit and hands off to the consultant when needed.
The AI Agent is an add-on, from R$ 149 per month.
WhatsApp connects through the official API (the number also stays on the phone app, with Coex) or by QR code.
On the deal record, the average electricity bill and the tariff become consumption in kWh and the suggested system size in kWp. You can adjust the tariff and the site's solar irradiation, and the calculation stays in view on the deal itself.
Yes. A signed contract moves on its own into the Project and installation pipeline, which has stages such as utility design submission, access approval, installation scheduled, inspection and meter replacement, through to the connected system.
Yes. You can add kits, modules, inverters and services with prices, in categories that come ready, and record the sale on the deal. The catalog starts empty, so the company adds what it sells.
The customer moves to the After-sales pipeline: monitoring, cleaning and maintenance, expansion or referral. That way the company reaches out again at the right moment, instead of depending on the customer remembering.
Cockpit brings both together: the conversation, the electric bill, the proposal and the installation live in the same deal, with no hunting for messages.
The CRM comes with solar pipelines and WhatsApp on the same screen. Your team keeps working where they already work, just organized.
No. With the official API and Coex, the number also stays on your phone's app. You can also connect by QR code.
Each company has its own separate workspace, and each team member only sees what their profile allows.
You pay for the size of your team, not per feature. Monthly, or yearly at a discount.
R$ 99 /month
Up to 2 usersR$ 199 /month
Up to 10 usersR$ 399 /month
Up to 50 usersR$ 699 /month
Up to 100 usersIn minutes your CRM is ready with solar pipelines, the calculator and WhatsApp connected.
Try it free for 7 days7 days free, no card required.