Turn energy curiosity into a clearer project conversation.
Ask about the home, power bill and what the visitor hopes to change. Show a savings scenario when you have the data to model one, then connect them with an installer for a site-specific proposal.
Illustrative journey preview.
Present an illustrative savings or system option with assumptions. An installer verifies the roof, usage and final proposal.
Explore my optionsAn answer before the lead form
The journey starts with what a visitor came to learn, then gives your team the context to follow up.
Solar, batteries, efficiency upgrades
Illustrative energy savings scenario
Installers
Solar and energy journey, step by step
A short path from a useful answer to a better informed conversation.
- 01
Choose an energy goal
Ask what the visitor wants solar or an upgrade to do.
- 02
Learn about the home
Collect location, home details and power-bill inputs that are relevant.
- 03
Show a modeled scenario
Use your own data and assumptions to illustrate a possible outcome.
- 04
Connect an installer
Hand off the inquiry for a site review and actual proposal.
What teams can build for solar and energy
Rooftop solar
Learn about location, home type and current electricity cost before showing a modeled scenario.
Home batteries
Separate backup-power goals from bill-savings goals to guide a better consultation.
Efficiency upgrades
Collect the problem the homeowner wants to solve and route to an appropriate service team.
A more useful conversation starts here.
The same simple flow can qualify interest, show a relevant answer and carry helpful context into follow-up.
Start with the goal
Make room for savings, resilience and general exploration in the same entry point.
Explain modeled figures
Keep assumptions visible when showing potential savings or system options.
Prepare the installer
Pass the home and energy context that helps make the follow-up more useful.
About solar and energy journeys
Are the savings guaranteed?
No. Any savings shown are illustrative and depend on usage, equipment, local conditions and stated assumptions. An installer provides the actual proposal.
Can the journey include batteries?
Yes. Visitors can choose a backup-power path that asks different questions from a solar-savings path.
Where does pricing data come from?
Your team supplies and maintains the inputs used in any estimate or modeled result.
See how a Carbon journey feels.
Try a sample multi-step journey and see how the experience feels on a phone.