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Name: Scoop Solar
Address: 1021 West Hastings Street, Suite 900, Vancouver, BC, V6E0C3, CA
Telephone: +18884201809

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Scoop is the Central Operations Hub™ for solar, renewable energy, and infrastructure field operations We don’t claim to be an all-in-one software.

At Scoop, we connect processes, people, and technology, acting as the Central Operations Hub™ (COH) for solar & renewable organizations. In today’s competitive landscape, we believe businesses need to harness the power of best-of-breed platforms—individual solutions that outperform in their specific areas. With Scoop, we enable you to build a seamless tech stack that perfectly meets your needs tod

ay and is resilient as your business evolves. Scoop serves as the conductor and project manager, integrating your entire business and ensuring seamless workflow and data flow to run your installation, service & maintenance operations. For your team, we provide a single user-friendly source of truth so they can easily find the data they need and execute the work processes you have outlined for them without getting lost in multiple applications. To learn more, call 1-888-393-3256 or visit www.scoop.solar.

07/30/2026

Do you notice these things in your operations?

Work slows down because a site survey is missing photos. Or a design revision wasn’t properly documented. Or a review sits in someone’s inbox for too long.

Across hundreds of projects, they become hours of manual coordination, delayed milestones, and unnecessary operational overhead.

Most operational slowdowns aren't caused by major issues. They're caused by the same handful of workflow breakdowns happening over and over again.

In our upcoming webinar, we'll walk through 10 common workflow breakdowns we see across renewable energy operations, and the workflows and automations Scoop customers use to solve them.

If you're looking for ways to reduce manual coordination, standardize ex*****on, and keep projects moving with less effort, this session is for you.

📅 Thursday, August 13
🕒 10 am PT / 1 pm ET
Register here: https://hubs.ly/Q04rjNCN0

07/23/2026

Ever notice how most project management tools are great at telling you what has happened, but not necessarily what needs to happen next?

They track the customer, the contract, the schedule, and the project details.
But moving a project forward often still depends on someone manually checking requirements, and making sure handoffs actually happen.

When you're managing dozens of projects, those small coordination tasks can take up a surprising amount of your team's day.

The renewable teams that scale well aren't trying to automate every decision. They're automating the routine movement of work.

That gives operations teams more time to focus on the work that really needs their expertise; solving problems, supporting customers, and keeping projects on track.

What part of your project workflow do you think could benefit most from automation?

To learn how Scoop can help automate your projects, get in touch with our team through the link in the comments.

07/16/2026

Busy season has a way of exposing the parts of your operation that usually go unnoticed.

As project volume picks up, workflows that felt manageable a few months ago can suddenly start creating friction.

More follow-up.
More waiting on information.
More handoffs that don't happen as smoothly as they should.

It doesn't mean your team isn't working hard.

It usually means your processes are being tested in ways they haven't been before.

The renewable teams that handle busy season well aren't just keeping up with demand.

They've built workflows that can handle it.

What part of your operation tends to feel the most pressure when work starts piling up?

06/04/2026

Join us!

We will be hosting a live fireside chat, with leading California installer Cinnamon Energy Systems, on Thursday, June 11th discussing how solar teams can build cleaner, more scalable TPO workflows before complexity starts slowing growth down.

In this session, we’ll cover:
- How TPO financing changes operational ex*****on
- Common workflow breakdowns as financing volume scales
- Ways to reduce rework and funding delays
- Best practices for approvals, documentation, and handoffs
- How leading installers are preparing operations for long-term financing growth

If your team is exploring or scaling leases and PPAs this year, this session will be highly relevant.

Register through the link in the comments.

05/21/2026

A lot of O&M teams think they need more technicians.

Sometimes they do.

But a lot of the operational friction actually starts before technicians even arrive onsite.

Dispatch moves forward without complete information.
Teams show up without full context.
Documentation gets handled differently crew-to-crew.
Closeout gets pieced together afterward.

Over time, those small gaps create repeat visits, more follow-up, and less visibility across assets.

The service teams that scale well usually put more structure around how work moves from intake → dispatch → field → closeout.

That’s what keeps operations predictable as service volume grows.

What creates the most operational friction for your team today?

05/15/2026

Most commercial solar projects don’t lose time during installation. They lose it in the gaps between phases.

A few common ones we see:

⚠️ Procurement moves before projects are actually ready
→ schedules shift and crews get delayed

⚠️ Change orders live across emails and side conversations
→ teams fall out of sync

⚠️ Missing field documentation slows inspections and billing
→ inspections and billing slow down

If you’re scaling your commercial services, you can solve this by adding more structure to how work moves between teams and phases:

- Clarify requirements before work starts
- Create better visibility across projects
- Standardize handoffs
- Structure change management

Where do your projects tend to lose the most time right now?

If you’re ready standardize work as you grow, Scoop can help. Get in touch today to learn more. Link in the comments.

05/07/2026

If you’re starting to offer solar leases or PPAs, you’ve probably noticed this:

Finding financing partners isn’t the biggest battle, managing the application and submission process usually is.

You’ve got stricter submission requirements to consider, more documentation per project to manage, and more steps between sales and NTP.

And usually, it shows up like this:

🚧 data is entered more than once
🚧 small mistakes cause resubmissions
🚧 back-and-forth increases between teams

When you’re handling more volume, this starts to slow everything down, or worse, causes projects to kick off without proper qualification.

The teams that scale well make sure the right data is captured early, and that every step is connected.

That’s where Scoop’s Central Operations Hub helps. It brings everything into one workflow so projects actually move forward.

If this is starting to create friction, it might be worth looking at how Scoop can help. Link in the comments.

04/30/2026

If you’re still relying heavily on manual operations to grow, you’re falling behind.

Because at scale, coordination becomes the bottleneck. And the fastest-growing solar teams have already learned that.

Because once you scale, coordination starts to slow everything down.

You see it in small ways. Projects stuck between steps. Teams chasing updates. Data being entered more than once. Things slipping through handoffs.

It’s not usually a people problem. It’s how the work is set up.

When operations depend on constant follow-up, growth adds friction.

The teams that scale well change that.

They put structure around how work moves. So projects progress, data flows, and teams stay aligned without chasing.

That’s where Scoop’s Central Operations Hub comes in. Instead of coordinating work, the system drives ex*****on.

Where does coordination slow your team down the most right now?

Want to learn more? Get in touch. Link in the comments.

04/22/2026

Teams working on commercial installs know that change orders don’t usually cause problems all at once. In fact, at first they show up in small ways.

A material substitution goes undocumented, a field adjustment doesn’t get captured, or a mismatch appears between design and install.

Over time, these small issues start to add up.

🚧 Inspections get delayed.
🚧 Subcontractors get mixed signals.
🚧 Teams redo work.
🚧 Billing takes longer than it needs to.

This is what happens when change orders are being managed across emails, spreadsheets, and side conversations instead of inside the project workflow.

The teams that handle this well understand they need to structure their processes so that nothing slips through the cracks.

That’s where a Central Operations Hub like Scoop comes in, giving teams one place to manage changes as part of the project.

If issues like these are starting to slow your projects down, it might be worth looking at how Scoop approaches it. Link in the comments.

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