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SenseHawk vs SolarSAAS

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7.6#3 in solar installation softwareFrom $99 a month
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FactSenseHawkSolarSAAS
Enterprise integrationsThe company says it connects with project controls, document systems, SCADA/DAS, and CMMS through APIs and connectors.The Enterprise FAQ names SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, and QuickBooks among systems supported through custom API access.
HeadquartersCampbell, California, United StatesSolarSAAS lists its address as A-210, Pocket A, Jasola Vihar, New Delhi, India 110025.
IntegrationsSenseHawk lists AutoCAD, SharePoint, Microsoft Project, Oracle Primavera P6, Oracle, SAP, and BI tools in its integration section.The vendor lists API connectivity with QuickBooks, Xero, HubSpot, Salesforce, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, payment gateways and solar-monitoring systems.
ProductTaskMapper is a platform for renewable energy project management, digitization, and operations.SolarSAAS describes itself as an AI-powered cloud platform for solar design, proposals, CRM, and project management.
SecurityThe site states AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, cloud SIEM, DDoS prevention, and automated vulnerability scans on every commit.The Premium FAQ states that SolarSAAS uses AES-256 encryption and multi-factor authentication and maintains ISO 27001 and GDPR compliance.

SenseHawk plans

No prices published.

SolarSAAS plans

  • Solar Growth Plan$99 a month
  • Solar Premium Plan$149 a month
  • Growth Plan$199 a month
  • Solar Enterprise Plan$249 a month
  • Premium Plan$275 a month
  • Enterprise Plan$399 a month

Pick SenseHawk if…

TaskMapper is intended for renewable energy project owners, developers, EPCs, O&M providers, and field crews. It may suit teams coordinating schedules, inspections, equipment records, and field work across a project lifecycle.

Pick SolarSAAS if…

SolarSAAS suits solar companies that need design, sales, procurement, and project tools in one platform. Its Enterprise plan is described for large solar companies, EPC firms, distributors, and manufacturers.

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