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Contract import, surveys, survey returns read automatically, gating documents checked, solar design released, induction and isolator recorded.
Office and field, one record per home. Trident checks every home before it moves on, so the pack reaches your client complete. It is in daily use on a live UK social-housing programme.
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The back office for principal contractors and their supply chains on funded retrofit. No survey, no release; every home checked before it moves on.
See RetrofitThe phone app for surveyors and installers. Evidence right first time, even with no signal.
See FieldSolar design and quoting for installers. Quote the roof before you climb it.
See SolarStaff spend their time on the homes that are actually stuck, instead of re-keying the same home into several trackers. Trident reads survey returns and compliance documents, checks every gate before install and runs bookings from one board.
Contract import, surveys, survey returns read automatically, gating documents checked, solar design released, induction and isolator recorded.
One booking board, a diary of every visit, holds with a reason and a review date, QA reports read, snags decided, variations tracked, scaffold and close-out.
Dated handover, MCS and grid paperwork per home, a log of what went to the client, lodgement, connection status and claims matched to the work.
A field form can't go live until it collects everything your client's pack needs. The phone asks for it, or the office is told to upload it.
Each customer runs on its own database. Your homes, tenants and documents are never stored alongside another contractor's.
Contracts, rates, forms, evidence rules and hold reasons are settings your team changes. You don't wait on a developer.
Try it: run a made-up home from surveys to paid, in about a minute
Solar installer? Quote a made-up roof, address to price
For funders and lenders
Banks and ESG funds have capital mandated for distributed renewables. UK rooftops have demand. Yet sub-£1M projects sit unqualified because the qualification chain (surveyor, designer, DNO, bill of materials and installer quote) takes around two weeks across separate firms. The economics break before the engineering even begins.
Capital concentrates in utility-scale wind and solar; distributed rooftop lags both its policy targets and the clean economics it offers building owners. The bottleneck is not capital, not installers, not design tools. It is the cost of qualification.
Trident Infrastructure runs the full qualification, design and compliance chain end-to-end. From a UK address, the system produces a works-ready solar order against a standardised bankability scorecard, which a credit committee can underwrite at sub-£1M ticket sizes.
Scored site assessment against six bankability factors: roof geometry, energy data, grid path, obstructions, supply type and structure. It takes minutes.
Verified panel layout, hourly yield, full bill of materials and the underwriting-ready technical record. The data a credit committee needs, produced once and re-usable across every order.
DNO-ready data, structural and electrical verification, and a works-ready handoff to installer. The pre-build pack a credit committee signs against.
One record per home across every contract and client, with the documents read for you and every gate checked before install.
Inbound work that arrives qualified, designed and compliance-ready. No upfront estimation labour required to bid.
A defensible underwriting artefact at sub-£1M ticket sizes that today can't be assessed economically. The same technical record across every order in a portfolio.
Integration-ready demand with verified components and trade-grade specifications. Real-time visibility on the bill-of-materials flowing through the pipeline.
Trident Research publishes research on the structural problems holding back UK distributed solar finance: the qualification gap, cost build-up opacity, DNO latency, and structural fail rates.