Service Provider & Regulatory Knowledgebase
Spark365
Permitting, Utility Interconnection & HOA Requirements. One Place.
Spark365 gives your team one place to organize AHJ permitting, utility interconnection, and HOA approval requirements. Maintain your own regulatory knowledgebase, import existing information, and access the requirements associated with each project in Core365. When procedures change or a submission is rejected, update the record so your team can apply what it learned to future projects.
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How It Works
Your company builds and maintains its own knowledgebase of AHJ, utility, and HOA requirements. Organize design standards, permit applications, interconnection procedures, licensing details, inspection requirements, and supporting documents in one place.
When a project is created, Core365 identifies the applicable AHJ and displays the requirements your company has recorded for that jurisdiction. Design, permitting, and operations teams can reference the same information without searching through separate documents or spreadsheets.
Requirements change, and rejected submissions often reveal information your team didn't previously have. Authorized users can update the relevant records, add notes, and maintain supporting documents so that knowledge is available for future projects.
Spark365 helps turn your team's permitting and interconnection experience into a reusable company knowledgebase. Your organization remains responsible for maintaining the information, while Core365 connects it to your operational workflows.
AHJ & Permitting Requirements
Know What Each Jurisdiction Requires.
Permitting requirements vary by city, county, and authority. Spark365 gives your team a centralized place to maintain AHJ contacts, design requirements, building codes, structural and electrical standards, fire setbacks, permitting instructions, corrections, licensing information, and inspection procedures. When an AHJ provides new instructions or rejects a submission, your team can update the record so future projects have access to that information.
- Jurisdiction-specific permitting and design requirements
- AHJ contacts, corrections, licensing, and inspections
- Customer-maintained records and supporting documents
Utility Interconnection Requirements
Keep Utility Requirements Connected to Your Projects.
Utility interconnection requirements can vary by provider and service territory. Spark365 allows your team to organize utility contacts, interconnection procedures, design requirements, revisions, PTO information, tariffs, and supporting documentation. Maintain the information your team uses when preparing utility submissions and coordinating interconnection work. When utility procedures change, authorized users can update the relevant records for future reference.
- Utility-specific interconnection requirements
- Contacts, revisions, PTO, and tariff information
- Centralized utility documents and procedures
HOA & Architectural Approvals
Keep Community Requirements Organized.
Homeowners associations and property management organizations often have their own architectural review procedures and documentation requirements. Spark365 provides a centralized place to maintain HOA contacts, community information, architectural approval requirements, and supporting documents. Teams can organize the information relevant to each association and update records as procedures or requirements change.
- HOA and community-specific requirements
- Architectural review contacts and documentation
- Organized supporting files and customer-maintained records
Built for Businesses That Work With AHJs.
Whether your company handles solar installations, roofing, electrical work, construction, or other permit-driven services, Spark365 helps your team organize the jurisdictional information it needs.
Your company maintains the knowledge. Core365 makes it accessible within the projects where it matters.
Your Requirements. Your Knowledge. Connected to Your Projects.
Give your design, permitting, utility, and operations teams access to the information your company maintains, all within Core365.