EPC Energy Management Software
Keep solar project records connected after commissioning
MicroSec Helios is designed to give EPCs and technical service teams an engineering-centred energy management layer that continues beyond commissioning. It connects available monitoring data with site records, technical workflows, maintenance actions and reporting so energy projects can be managed through their operating life.
Traditional monitoring follows the manufacturer. Helios follows the customer.
From project handover to ongoing energy management
Solar and storage projects often move from design and commissioning into separate manufacturer portals and maintenance records. Helios is intended to preserve the engineering context of the system while adding operational monitoring, technical follow-up and reporting.
Workflows for EPC and field-service teams
- Maintain a structured view of client sites and installed energy assets
- Connect supported monitoring information to engineering records
- Track alarms, maintenance tasks and site actions
- Support electrician and technician field workflows
- Prepare technical and management reports
- Manage mixed-brand portfolios without forcing one equipment manufacturer
Engineering visibility across the portfolio
EPC teams need to know which systems are operating normally, which require investigation and what work has already been performed. Helios is designed to link portfolio visibility with the detailed site information required for engineering decisions.
Vendor-neutral energy management
Where integrations are available, Helios can act as an independent layer across supported inverter, battery and monitoring ecosystems. This allows the customer relationship and engineering workflow to remain centred on the EPC and asset owner rather than a single manufacturer portal.
Commercial, industrial and enterprise applications
The platform is positioned for EPCs serving commercial buildings, industrial facilities, retail portfolios, healthcare, hospitality, agriculture and other multi-site energy users where reporting and technical consistency matter.
What should an EPC prepare for a Helios pilot?
Select a representative site and provide its equipment schedule, available drawings, commissioning records, existing monitoring platform and the reports the asset owner requires. Identify who reviews alarms, who assigns corrective work and who signs off the resulting technical records. This defines a practical scope for evaluating the proposed service.
Agree the handover record
List the documents and site information that must remain available after commissioning: equipment references, approved drawings, settings records, warranties, maintenance requirements and outstanding actions. Confirm document ownership, access permissions and the responsibility for keeping records current.
Evaluate the workflow with one real maintenance case
Follow an available monitoring event through technical review, assignment, field evidence and closure reporting. Confirm which steps the proposed deployment supports and which require configuration, integration or manual review. Explore Helios field-service workflows and the Helios workspace for EPC teams.
Discuss an EPC pilot with MicroSec, including the number of sites, equipment brands, user roles and intended reporting outcomes.
Explore MicroSec Helios
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Important: Available integrations and automation depend on the connected equipment, communications path, permissions and agreed project scope.