The average solar installer in the Philippines loses 40-60% of their leads simply because of poor follow-up. A homeowner sends an inquiry on Monday. The installer responds Friday. By then, two competitors have already visited the site.
Speed-to-lead wins solar deals. Here's how to manage it properly.
| Stage | Status | Action Needed | Typical Window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lead received | New | Call within 2 hours | Day 0 |
| Initial contact made | Contacted | Schedule site visit | Day 1-2 |
| Site visit done | Quoted | Send formal proposal within 24 hrs | Day 3-5 |
| Proposal accepted | Converted | Collect downpayment, schedule install | Day 5-14 |
| Proposal rejected | Lost | Note reason, follow up in 90 days | Anytime |
The My Leads tab in the SolarEnergyPH Installer Dashboard is a full CRM designed for solar businesses:
Research from solar markets in the US shows contacting a lead within 2 hours makes you 7x more likely to qualify that lead than if you call after 24 hours. Philippine solar buyers are no different — they submit the same inquiry to multiple installers simultaneously.
The SolarEnergyPH system sends you an instant email notification the moment a new lead is matched to you. Your competitive advantage is responding first, with a professional proposal.
When a homeowner submits an inquiry, the system:
The more provinces you cover in your plan, the more leads you're eligible to receive. During the current free promo period (until July 14, 2026), all installers get unlimited leads across any province they select.
Manage your leads at solarenergyph.shop — Installer Dashboard → My Leads.
Engr. Jason Morales — Founder, SolarEnergyPH