AusmaStart pack

Start a proposal pack

Add the bill, site details, photos, pricing notes, and product preferences. Ausma prepares the quoting assumptions first, then you choose whether to finish the customer-ready pack.

Installer profile
Customer and job details

Add the customer's priorities in their own words so Ausma can carry them into the proposal brief.

Energy data
Site information and photos
Hardware and pricing

Used for NSW VPP eligibility checks. Leave blank if the model is not chosen yet.

Network and compliance checks
Add what the installer has already confirmed. Unknowns stay visible as review items instead of getting buried in the proposal.

Network outcome

Use these when the distributor application or export limit is known. If not, Ausma keeps the final wording conditional.

Required before customer-ready output because approval and export wording differs by distributor.

Install handover

Only confirm items the installer has actually checked. These stop the proposal from sounding like finished electrical design.

Tick after backup circuits and loads are installer-approved.

Use when activation depends on bi-directional or smart meter work.

Product and admin checks

These are manual review flags until Ausma can verify the live registers automatically.

Quoted hardware has been checked against current approved-product lists.

Current recall, delisting, and suspension status has been reviewed.

SAA accreditation and relevant battery class have been verified.

Mainly relevant for VIC/SA emergency backstop or flexible export pathways.

Needed only when the export-control or backstop pathway depends on connectivity.

Output preferences

We will include your standard wording separately from Ausma assumptions and estimates.

You will land on a private proposal workspace after submission.

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