PowerClerk enables electric utilities to leverage a proven, safe and secure DER workflow and automation software service that is easy to configure, and delivers integration and workflow transparency. PowerClerk has processed over 1 million DER interconnection and incentive applications across more than 100 DER programs.
Electric utility administrators can easily configure and modify their own workflows. Create multiple path within a single program (i.e. FastTrack and Standard), and test changes prior to committing them to the live program.
Keep applicants informed of project status with automatically-generated email communications. Create custom templates and configure to send at specific status updates or other project milestones.
Administrators use simple drag and drop features to create and modify forms. Develop multiple forms per program, and build-in conditional visibility to reduce errors and save time.
VersaForms™ allows administrators to use PowerClerk forms on any webpage—no PowerClerk account registration required. With VersaForms, utilities can simplify enrollment, increase conversion and better manage workflows—all from a single platform. Create surveys, web forms and more with VersaForms.
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Create templates that automatically generate documents (i.e., agreements) based on application-specific information. Route approved documents for secure eSignatures.
Design incentive calculations including rebates, EPBBs, PBIs, flat incentives and more. Determine when incentives are available and for whom, completely self-service.
PowerClerk Dashboards make day-to-day work more efficient by helping communicate key elements of a DER program in easy to create visual reports within PowerClerk – no export or third party tools required.
For the past five years, PowerClerk has made it easier for customers and contractors to apply for Energy Trust incentives. We are pleased to have worked with Robert DelMar and the Oregon Department of Energy in adding state tax credits to the list.
There was real logic to PowerClerk’s processes and language. By adding that into what we already knew, we made our program even better.
