Background: A change order will be use to make adjustments or Modifications to something that was already planned, stated or implemented in the existing contract
Starting November 20, 2024, we implemented a change by consolidating all change order tasks into a single milestone task in order to simplify the change order process..
The task will be named as Change Order (HCO/NCCO/ICO.
Installer Change Orders (ICOs) will have their own subtask
Homeowner Change Orders (HCOs) and No Cost Change Orders (NCCOs) will be combined into one subtask.
For HCOs and NCCOs, when you click the "Generate" button, a modal will appear, showing the required change order type along with the reason it was triggered.
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Automatic Change Order Creation Based on Product Rule Violation:
Instructions for how Installers can generate a Change Order (HCO/NCCO/ICO)
Consolidated Change Order Tasks
New Task will be named as “Change Order (HCO/NCCO/ICO)” consolidating all change order tasks into a single milestone task.
The Process for Editing the Project to generate the HCO is the same as for the ICO (You Only do this once)
If the “If Applicable” Text is not available, this means it is Required to be able to move forward
Homeowner Change Orders (HCO/NCCO) | Installer Change Order (ICO) |
Changes To System Design Exceed Allowable Changes to Equipment Modules, Inverters, The Type of System Changes to contract agreement homeowner information, such as kWh rate, Escalator, Etc |
System Design Change Contract Agreement Homeowner Information (Only if an HCO is generated |
The Installer Change Order (ICO) task will only display if it is needed based on live project changes
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How to check which Change Order document was generated?
To check wich NCCO/HCO/ICO Document was generated:
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| The History tab will show which change order (ICO/NCCO/HCO) has been generated |
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Automatic Change Order Creation Based on Product Rule Discrepancy:
The change order task automatically checks if any product rule discrepancy has occurre during the process (The product rule discrepancy occurs when a pre-defined condition or requirement for a product is not met)
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| This instructions guide the user through the process to address the discrepancy and complete the necessary steps for the change order |
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How to Preview the Change Order Document Sample:
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The User will be able to see the active document signed and preview it |
Change Order Issues/Scenarios and Steps to Troubleshoot
Due to the recent consolidation of the New Change Order task, few issues came up affecting certain jobs. So this segment of the SOP will guide you on how to troubleshoot and resolve common issues encountered when dealing with rejected tasks involving the ICO (Installation Change Order) HCO (Homeowner Change Order) or NCCO (No Cost Change Order)
Task Rejection Not Displayed
System is not showing Both (NCCO and New Change Order) as generated in the History Tab
The System Displays Milestone Rejection but doesn’t show the Type of Task
No Cost Change Orders:
NCCO can be use to update the following: | Homeowner’s Name (Spelling of name on contract) Homeowner’s Address (i.e.: Unit Number needs to be added, Spelling of street name is wrong, etc.) Sales Rep or Contractor’s name The salesperson’s HIS Registration # needs to be updated | ||
We will ONLY accept requests to update information if the request is coming from the Homeowner through: | Phone Call: |
| Please refer to the following article (Click Here) |
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NCCO will not be applicable to update the Email Address since NCCO will be used only for required changes AFTER the contract has been signed) | If the Email address is incorrect or a cosigner is added, the workflow will need to be canceled and new contract generated If the contract has NOT been signed and the Homeowner is contacting us from the same phone number on record: we will be able to update the Email address in Engine without an NCCO by simply voiding the contract, then updating the correct email on the Qualification Phase | ||
Once the required information has been updated by support then The Sales Rep/Installer will need to use the NCCO Feature and generate a No Cost Change Order | |||
Always ensure that if you modify the address, this one should match the address listed under ‘For Property Located At’, and NOT the one under “mailing address | Step 1 | ||
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All other additional requests for NCCO changes should be directed through a case assignment to Deal Processing |
Instructions for how installers can generate a Change Order (HCO/NCCO/ICO)
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| If it is an HCO/NCCO select the option applicable to your job and then; Click on the “Continue” button to send the revised contract to your customers for their signatures | |
If it is an ICO select the ICO option (If Applicable)
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