White-Label AI Solar Monitoring and Fault Detection
Solar plant monitoring software for EPC and O&M companies, shown to your clients under your brand. String-level anomaly alerts and inverter watches, on the portals and SCADA you already have.
A working session on one of your portals. We say what the first sites can support, string or inverter.
Portfolio monitor
Plants, strings, and inverter watches
Portfolio
Inverter fault watches
Repeated derate
Mismatch
In range
Why O&M Teams Need AI Alerts
Portal alarms report an inverter down, a grid trip, or a crossed threshold. A weak string or a slow derate can sit inside those limits. Solar monitoring companies that only repeat the portal hand the desk the OEM list again. This solar power monitoring software looks across plants for the pattern inside the limits and names a place to go. It is part of our Energy and Utilities work.
Threshold alarms stay in place
An inverter offline, a grid trip, or a crossed limit still comes from the portal. Those alarms are the floor, not the whole desk.
Slow losses rarely alarm
A weak string, a connector, or an inverter that derates a little more each week can sit inside the limits for a long time.
Many portals, one morning
An O&M contract with mixed sites cannot open every OEM screen before the crew leaves. The portfolio list is the first screen.
A visit, not another chart
The alert names the plant, the inverter or string, and the pattern. The crew gets a place to go.
String-Level Anomaly Detection
Where string current exists, strings that share the same sun are compared with each other. The heatmap is that comparison for the supervisor writing the work order. It is the live watch. Solar plant performance analytics explains the losses after the day, and solar generation forecasting is the schedule. Same plants, different questions.
Neighbours under the same sun
Strings that should match are compared with each other. A lag shows up against the row, not against a generic target.
What the lag can mean
Mismatch, shading, a bypass diode, or a connector. The alert is a reason to inspect, and the cause is confirmed on site.
A heatmap for the supervisor
The block is drawn so the desk can see which strings to put on the work order before anyone drives out.
No string data, no string map
If the plant only has inverter totals, we monitor at that level and say so. A heatmap is not drawn from data the site does not have.
Inverter Fault Prediction
Inverter fault prediction here is a watch on patterns, raised while the unit is still online. It is not a claim that every failure is named in advance. The OEM screen remains the source of status and hard trips.
Patterns, not a guaranteed call
Repeated derating, efficiency drift, trip clusters, and temperature behaviour that has preceded faults on that unit are raised while it is still online.
The OEM screen stays the source
Solar power inverter monitoring software from the manufacturer already shows status. We read that stream and keep the history the single screen drops.
The alert names the unit
Inverter, plant, and the pattern that put it on the list. A hard trip still belongs to the portal alarm.
Across the brands you already run
The watch uses the same idea on mixed fleets, so the desk is not learning a different rule for every OEM.
Your Brand, Your Clients
The client should see you. This is solar plant management software with your name on the login, the report and the alert. You decide which plants a client can open. The wider commercial tracks sit on the partnership page.
Dashboard in your name
Logo, colours you can hold, and a login for your team and your clients. Ellvero is not on the cover.
Reports your contract already promises
The monthly note can be the page your O&M agreement describes, with the alert history behind it.
Alerts from your desk
The message that says a string needs a visit goes out in your name, to the people you choose.
A client sees only their plants
A group with three roofs does not browse the rest of the portfolio. You set that boundary.
Works with Mixed Inverter Brands, Portals and SCADA
One O&M contract rarely shares one manufacturer. Weather or satellite irradiance helps separate a cloudy hour from a fault. Most sites do not need new hardware to start.
Inverter portals and cloud APIs
Mixed brands in one plant are a normal case, not an exception we price later.
SCADA and data loggers
Exports, databases, or APIs. The historian you already run is enough to start when it holds the series.
CSV and Excel
If that is all a site can produce today, we start there and move to a feed when one exists.
Sensor partners when data is missing
A site with no usable portal is called out. We work with sensor partners rather than pretend the stream exists.
Partnership Models
Three ways to offer the service. A solar monitoring system price depends on megawatts, the number of sites, and which model you want. We discuss it on a call. Figures are not listed here.
White-label resale
You sell the monitoring under your brand and you invoice the client. We deliver the models, the desk, and the support behind you.
Co-delivery
You keep O&M and the relationship. We run the alerts with you and join reviews when you ask. The client can know we are involved, or not, as you prefer.
Referral
You introduce a plant owner or another O&M firm. We contract and deliver, and you stay as close to the work as you want.
How Onboarding Works
Access and the number of sites set the pace. There is no fixed number of days. The partner demo is where we open one real portal and say what the first release can include.
Plants
List the sites, the inverter brands, and the portals or SCADA you can open.
Connect
We take a sample history and check what each site can support, string or inverter.
Alerts
Agree what the desk should see, and what should stay a portal alarm.
Your brand
Logo, report cover, alert name, and who is allowed to log in.
First sites
Those sites go live. The rest of the portfolio follows the same path.
Who It's For
Built first for the companies that already hold the O&M contract, and also for owners who want the watch themselves.
Solar EPC and O&M companies
The primary fit. Add fault detection to the O&M service you already sell, under the brand the client hired.
Plant owners and IPPs
Owners who want the same watch in their own name, or who want their O&M contractor to carry it.
Results
Every portfolio is different, so published figures wait until a client approves them.
[client result: faults flagged before a portal alarm]
[client result: strings a crew visited after an alert]
[client result: sites live under the partner brand]
[client result: time from alert to work order]
Results will be published as case studies with client approval.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about white-label resale, mixed inverter brands, partner pricing, data ownership, and onboarding.
Can we resell this under our brand?
Yes. Dashboards, reports and alerts carry your name and logo. Your clients log into your solar plant monitoring software. Ellvero stays behind the delivery. The partnership page describes the wider tracks this service can sit inside.
Do you support mixed inverter brands?
Yes. Portals, cloud APIs, SCADA and CSV exports are all in scope, including a plant that mixes brands. We monitor at string level where string current exists, and at inverter level where it does not.
How is partner pricing structured?
A solar monitoring system price depends on megawatts and the number of sites, and on whether you are reselling, co-delivering or referring. There is no rate card on this page. We discuss the structure on a partner call.
Who owns the data?
Your client does. Generation and alarm history are used to deliver monitoring for those plants, under the confidentiality terms in the agreement.
How fast is onboarding?
It follows portal or SCADA access and how many sites are in the first release. We do not quote a fixed number of days. The partner demo uses one real portal to define that first release.
Book a Partner Demo
Bring one portal and a short list of sites. We will show what a white-label monitor can say about them, and what it cannot say yet.
Also see Energy and Utilities, performance analytics, and generation forecasting.