Catch The Rejection Before The Reviewer Does.
Greenlight is our in-house AI QC tool. It checks every plan set against local code, design standards, and the AHJ and utility records in Bedrock before a human reviewer signs off.
Trained on 350,000+ designs drafted by our own team. Issues surface before submission, not two weeks into review.
A checklist reads the code. Greenlight reads the reviewer.
Generic plan checkers test a drawing against a code book. Greenlight tests it against what that specific jurisdiction enforces and what its reviewers have already rejected, because it is wired into the same database our permit team files against.
Trained by our own designers
Built in house on 350,000+ processed designs and tuned by the people who draft the sets, not on a generic code corpus.
Wired into Bedrock
Direct access to 15,000+ AHJs and 1,000+ utilities, including local amendments and every rejection we have handled.
AI first, human last
Greenlight runs the full check and flags every issue. A human reviewer resolves the flags and signs off. Nothing ships on the AI alone.
Every sheet, every run.
Site layout and setbacks
Array placement, roof edges, ridge and hip pathways, and ground-mount clearances against the AHJ record.
Fire access
Pathway widths and locations checked against the fire code and local amendments in force.
Structural
Attachment spacing, rafter spans, wind and snow loads against the ASCE 7 edition the jurisdiction references.
String sizing
Voltage and current limits checked against module and inverter datasheets at local temperature extremes.
Conductors and OCPD
Conductor sizing, conduit fill, breaker ratings, and the 120% rule or supply-side connection method.
Grounding and bonding
Equipment grounding, grounding electrode, and bonding details against current NEC and listings.
Rapid shutdown
Rapid shutdown method, equipment, and labeling for the NEC edition in force.
Labels and placards
Placard schedule, wording, and placement for NEC and the local amendments that apply.
Equipment consistency
Modules, inverters, and racking matched across every sheet, spec sheet, and the bill of materials.
Sheet completeness
Required sheets, title block, sheet order, and attachments for that jurisdiction's submission format.
Utility requirements
Interconnection method, metering, disconnect placement, and one-line format for the serving utility.
Known rejections
Every redline this AHJ or utility has issued before, checked on every new set for that market.
How a set goes through Greenlight.
Drafted to the jurisdiction's requirements, checked against code and known rejections, then held until a human signs off.
Set drafted
Our team drafts the plan set to the jurisdiction's requirements.
Record matched
Greenlight pulls the AHJ and utility record for the address from Bedrock.
Full check
Every sheet checked against code, design standards, and known rejections.
Flags resolved
A human reviewer works through every flag. The set is held until each one clears.
Delivered
Permit-ready set on your project. 99% clear on the first pass.
Greenlight is already on your sets.
If you use our engineering services, Greenlight has checked your work. It sits between our drafting team and your permit.
Bedrock
What it checks against
The AHJ and utility database behind every check: 15,000+ AHJs, 1,000+ utilities, and their rejection history.
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What it checks
Every plan set runs through Greenlight before delivery, and every stamped set before it goes for seal.
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Where you see it
QC status and resolved flags land on the Sunscape project with the delivered set.
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Every flag says what, where, and why.
Greenlight doesn't just pass or fail a set. Each flag points to the sheet, names the issue, and cites the rule or past rejection behind it, so the reviewer fixes it in minutes instead of hunting for it.
- Flags tied to the sheet and detail
- Source cited: NEC, local amendment, utility, or rejection
- Severity marked so critical issues are fixed first
- Resolved flags logged against the project
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Flag raised
Found -
Source cited
Cited -
Severity marked
Marked -
Reviewer resolves
Resolving -
Logged to the project
Recorded
Submit sets the reviewer has nothing to say about.
Greenlight isn't sold on its own. Once you onboard with EnergyScape Renewables, every plan set and stamp we deliver runs through it, with no extra step on your side and no extra cost. Send your markets and volume to get started.
Frequently asked questions
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Contact usOur in-house AI QC tool. It checks every plan set against local code, design standards, and our AHJ and utility database before a human reviewer signs off.
No. Greenlight flags issues and a human reviewer resolves them and signs off. The set is held until every flag clears.
Current NEC and the local amendments for that jurisdiction, design standards, manufacturer datasheets, and Bedrock: 15,000+ AHJs, 1,000+ utilities, and every rejection we have handled.
On 350,000+ designs processed by our own team, and tuned by the drafters who produce the sets.
Residential solar today, with commercial, energy storage, EV charger, and generator projects on the roadmap.
If you use our plan sets or PE stamping, yes. Every set runs through Greenlight before delivery at no extra charge.
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