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Online platform analyzes projects and calculates the best photovoltaic generator option for customers

Based on this suggestion, it is possible to remove or add items according to your customer’s needs”, explains Win

Have you ever imagined an online platform that evaluates your project and suggests the best photovoltaic generator option? This is the function of the Win Virtual Assistant, a distributor of renewable energy products, which makes available to customers registered in the website an option to find personalized kits from different brands in the solar energy market.

“In the 'Assemble your generator' option of Virtual Assistant 1.0 you enter information about the project and the platform suggests everything you need. Based on this suggestion, it is possible to remove or add items according to your customer’s needs”, explains Win.

According to the company, the platform, which has been available since November 2019, has an artificial intelligence system that performs engineering design calculations, enabling the ideal option to be analyzed through ​100% customizable filters, prioritizing safety and management of equipment energy generation.

“In addition, the Assistant has a summary of the installation layout, which presents the best module distribution options, and also receives weekly updates based on the user experience”, highlights Win.

Among the brands of products available for purchase on the website are: Fronius, Hoymiles, JA, Staubli, Solar Group, Solis, Canadian, Clamper, Mersen, Nexans Elétrica, Romagnole, Solar View, Tritec and Inoxpar.

Testimonials

Customers who used Win's Virtual Assistant highlighted the functionality of the platform and the service provided by the company's employees. “I've been using the platform to assemble the generators since the beginning. I think it’s very good”, says one of the users. “Very attentive seller, responding to messages without much delay. Good platform, constantly improving”, comments another customer.

Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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