The awesome thing about PVsell is that your entire project workflow is accessed in a single screen, which already saves you a lot of time and facilitates the project management significantly. We have collected a few more ways to lighten the process of entering your PVsell projects.
1. Use project templates
Save your commonly-used project settings to a project template which you can then use as a starting point for new projects.
2. Duplicate a project
Duplicate an existing project whenever you wish to create another project option for an existing customer. This saves re-entering the consumption profile and billing data.
3. Load content from your library
Speed up the process of entering a project by loading some of the inputs relating to the bill, consumption, system, battery from your PVsell library.
3.1. Bill
After entering tariffs into a project's Bill Tab, click "Save Bill" in order to be able to re-use bill templates when necessary by quickly loading them to the project. For more details, explore the Bills chapter in the "Inputs" section.
3.2. Consumption
PVsell comes with a powerful library of consumption profiles from different industries and households. You can : How do I load a consumption profile from my library?
You can also edit the consumption profiles that exist in the library and add new consumption profiles to your library (new ones "from scratch" or the ones based on the existing templates) so that they could be used anytime later.
3.3. System
After entering your system values into a project's System Tab, click "Save System" in order to be able to re-use the system templates when necessary by clicking "Load System" and loading the most appropriate one to your project. For more information, explore the System chapter.
3.4. Battery
PVsell comes with a number of batteries pre-loaded into its library. So you can speed up the process of entering a project by quickly loading a battery from the library rather then inputting it value by value yourself. Learn details here: How do I load a battery from the library?
Note that when you load a library item into your project, any modifications you make within your project will not affect the original library item, unless you save over the original. Similarly, any modifications you make to the library item will not affect the copy stored in the project, unless you re-load the library item into the project.
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