Document Intelligence
Analyzes utility bills, plan sets, equipment documentation, and supporting files to extract application data.
Solar operations automation
Upload the utility bill, plan set, and required project documents. Keel extracts the project information, prepares utility and permitting workflows, checks applicable requirements, and flags potential issues before submission.
The Keel engine
Everything Keel needs starts with your project documents. It reads the files, structures the project, identifies applicable requirements, and carries that information through permitting and interconnection workflows.
Analyzes utility bills, plan sets, equipment documentation, and supporting files to extract application data.
Maps project data into PowerClerk and utility-specific interconnection workflows.
Prepares jurisdiction-specific permit applications and supporting forms using uploaded project information.
Compares project information against known AHJ requirements and flags potential conflicts before submission.
AHJ intelligence
Jurisdiction requirements can change from one city or county to the next. Keel evaluates uploaded project information against known AHJ requirements and identifies potential conflicts for the operations team to review before submission.
AHJ Preflight
Project checks
Keel identifies potential issues for review. Final code interpretation and project approval remain with the applicable authority and responsible project professionals.
How Keel works
Upload the project’s utility bill, plan set, and any supporting documents required for the applicable utility or jurisdiction.
Keel extracts project information, determines workflow requirements, checks applicable utility and AHJ rules, and prepares the necessary applications.
Your team reviews completed applications and any flagged exceptions before submission.
Every utility and jurisdiction works differently. Keel creates a consistent workflow across them.
Operational value
Keel handles repetitive data entry, document review, application preparation, and requirement checks so project managers and coordinators can focus on exceptions, corrections, and moving projects forward.
Show us the utilities and jurisdictions your team works with. We’ll show you how Keel fits into the workflow.