We are thrilled to announce a significant update to PVcase Roof Mount — integration with a mounting provider, PanelClaw. The new feature simplifies the adaptation of mounting products to your solar module layouts directly within the PVcase Roof Mount environment. Therefore, users can now enjoy an even more efficient and streamlined design process.

All users can use this feature, but they can only generate accurate reports for projects based in Germany, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal, Eurocode-compliant countries

Benefits of the PVcase Roof Mount integration with PanelClaw

First and foremost, the PVcase Roof Mount integration with PanelClaw eliminates the need to toggle between different software platforms to adapt racking products to your module layouts. Now, users can do it within the PVcase Roof Mount environment. Here are the key benefits of the integration that will significantly boost productivity and accuracy in the development of solar C&I rooftop projects:

  1. Easy racking adaptation. Simplify your selection of racking products and directly calculate ballast requirements in PanelClaw and save valuable time while minimizing risks of errors.
  2. Accurate load calculations. With the new feature, effortlessly determine rooftop wind and ballast loads, ensuring every project complies with safety standards.
  3. Workflows under one Roof. Manage your entire project within the PVcase Roof Mount environment. This integration eliminates the need to switch between different platforms, making your design process smoother.
  4. Export of reports from PVcase Roof Mount. Complete all essential calculations and generate detailed PDF reports straight from PVcase Roof Mount, optimizing your workflow.
  5. Reduced redundancy. Remove the necessity to duplicate layout efforts across different tools, streamlining your design process and eliminating redundant work.

Check out the release notes for a detailed list of this new feature’s capabilities and usage tips, ensuring you maximize the benefits of the PVcase Roof Mount integration with PanelClaw.

How to get access to the latest PVcase Roof Mount feature?

If you’re a PVcase Roof Mount user and want to get access to the latest integration with PanelClaw — all you need to do is download the latest version of PVcase by clicking the Latest version Download button next to the license key. 

Here’s a detailed installation guide on how to get the latest PVcase Roof Mount version with the newly introduced feature. 

If you’re not a PVcase Roof Mount user, book a demo with one of the PVcase experts and discover how to accelerate your C&I rooftop design process, reduce layout time by up to 80%, and ensure real-world precision.

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Why choose PVcase Roof Mount?

You should choose PVcase Roof Mount for your C&I solar rooftop project development because this tool reduces layout time, boosts your design efficiency, and, most importantly, helps you win more projects and grow revenue faster. 

It is an AutoCAD-based solar design software with automation, a high level of precision, and intelligent algorithms, capable of revolutionizing your rooftop solar design by:

  1. Automating manual work. PVcase Roof Mount significantly reduces manual tasks, saving time and minimizing errors.
  2. Improving design precision. It offers precise layout and string mapping for optimal production.
  3. Better project turnover. The software facilitates faster layout enhancements and design revisions, speeding up project completion.
  4. Optimizing costs. PVcase Roof Mount optimizes material usage and reduces wastage, saving costs for each project.
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Conclusion

The integration of PVcase Roof Mount with mounting provider PanelClaw brings rooftop solar development processes seamlessly into AutoCAD. This eliminates the need to switch between platforms to adapt racking products to module layouts. Now, users can manage everything within the PVcase Roof Mount environment, ensuring accurate load calculations, easy racking adaptations, and improved workflows without the data risks associated with switching platforms.