Commissioning software for commercial rooftop solar where dozens of buildings, each with its own array, inverter and utility interconnection, need to be tracked without a spreadsheet per site.

A commercial rooftop portfolio spreads array installation, inverter commissioning, rapid shutdown testing and structural sign-off across many buildings at once, often with different installation crews, different authorities having jurisdiction (AHJ) and different utility territories for each site.

When each site's commissioning pack lives in its own folder, the portfolio manager cannot see at a glance which buildings are stuck waiting on an AHJ inspection versus which are stuck waiting on a utility permission-to-operate (PTO) approval.

Deskely tags every building, array and inverter as its own asset in a shared register, so PTO readiness is reported per site and rolled up across the whole portfolio from one view.

String testing, rapid shutdown verification and inverter commissioning are captured against each building's array before the site is submitted for AHJ inspection, so an inspector is only called once the evidence is actually ready.

AHJ walkdown findings and any resulting punch items are logged against the specific building and array, with the site's own permit number and inspection date attached rather than a generic portfolio note.

Utility interconnection and net metering application status is tracked per building, so a delay on one utility's PTO process does not obscure the readiness of buildings served by a different utility.