Works in the software you already use
The tools your team already uses, confirmed during setup.
Signed in. Pulled the signed finance documents and matched them to the contract.
Sunny is the AI employee for solar companies that gets every solar deal reviewed and ready. It texts your reps, works inside your sales and design software, and brings your ops team only the calls that need a person.
Deal review drops to under 5 minutes per deal, so deals move faster.
Projects
3 projects need a decision from you. Sunny is handling the rest.
Illustrative demo. Every company, person, project, and document shown is made up.
Your rep approves, then Sunny submits. Your ops team gets a deal with nothing left to send.
Reps text Sunny the way they text a coworker, from iMessage or SMS with nothing to install. Ops uses the project view.
See Sunny review a deal in under 5 minutes.
Sunny does deal review today. The rest of the paperwork is next.
Deal reviewLive
Deal review drops to under 5 minutes per deal, so deals move faster.
Works in: Your sales and design software
Each rep at a company has one computer, one conversation with Sunny, and private notes on that computer. Sunny can use it the way the rep would. Another rep does not share that computer, conversation, or those notes, and the same person at a second company does not either. Switching company clears the prior private conversation. Ops can see the shared project.
The tools your team already uses, confirmed during setup.
Signed in. Pulled the signed finance documents and matched them to the contract.
The minimum intake list, plus your own rules.
The second deal goes faster than the first.
The rep approves the exact recipient, message, purpose, and project.
Sunny catches a photo it can't read and asks your rep for what's missing. Nothing gets submitted until your rep approves.
Sunny by Mass AI is Mass AI's AI employee for residential solar deal review.
Pricing for Sunny is negotiated per EPC.
A chatbot answers questions. Sunny owns the Deal Review job: it reads each submitted deal, checks it against your rules, follows up with the rep until the file is complete, and prepares the handoff. It keeps working after everyone closes their laptops and reports back when the work is done.
Every company starts from the same minimum intake list: Clear original photos of every roof plane, including planes without panels; A clear photo of the main service panel; A clear photo of the exterior meter; Clear attic photos that show the roof measurements; A utility bill photo in the homeowner's name; Photos that cover all 12 months of electricity usage; A homeowners insurance photo whose limited liability is more than $100,000; A signed contract; Signed finance documents, unless a source document confirms a cash deal; Homeowner, property, system and financial details match across relevant evidence. Insurance-name matching is an EPC setting, off until enabled for selected states. Your own rules add to that list. They cannot remove from it.
The rep approves the exact recipient, message, purpose, and project before a homeowner text. Any change to those needs a fresh approval. Your ops team approves the exact package before a handoff goes out. A change to that package needs a fresh approval.
It looks in your connected systems first, then asks the rep for the one thing it needs. If documents conflict or a call is above its authority, it stops and brings the question to operations with the evidence side by side.
No. Your sales, project, and design software stays the source of truth. Sunny works with the tools your team already uses, confirmed during setup.
We learn your review rules, connect your tools, and run Sunny on real deals with your team before anyone relies on it. Read the Sunny setup checklist.