- Canadian Solar is in: sign in with your CSI Smart Energy account - The bill card shows how many days are left to your cutoff. It comes from your last bill, or put the date in right there - With a meter reading from the cutoff day and one from today, what the bill would come to follows what you've really used - Until you put in your bill's prices, it uses CFE's published prices for your tariff. It used Mexico City's tariff 1 before, which charged too much excess on tariffs like 1B

- When the roof comes from Google, the quote now fits the panels that really fit. The clear border around them was being taken off twice, so it came out short - A saved quote remembers its roof came from Google, and its PDF keeps saying so

- Projects: each install with its client, site survey, quote, payments, installed equipment and photos, all in one place - CFE interconnection step by step, from the name change to the bidirectional meter, with dates, folios and how long CFE has kept you waiting. Your client follows along with a link - Size from the bill: enter what you pay and see how many panels, what they make each month at your roof's tilt and direction, and the new bill on CFE's real tariff (1 to 1F, DAC and PDBT) - Scan the roof's shade with the camera, and production takes it into account - Quote with plan A and plan B, cash or in payments - Each device's warranty, and what you promised against what it really makes - With your company on the web: tasks for your team and messages per project

- New More tab: what used to be in Settings, sorted out and with far fewer fields - Plant details: each plant's place, system, tariff, usage and maintenance in one spot - CFE bills and meter readings now belong to each plant - Quick quote: send it as an image or a PDF, with customer, contact and notes - Quote in your own currency, with roof area in m² or ft², delivery time, deposit, taxes and a drawing of how it will look - With a plan, the quote carries your logo and your brand - Your quotes are saved with a number (COT-0001), and you get a list of clients. Hold a quote to duplicate it, send it again or delete it

- NEP: if your login has several sites, each one now shows up as its own plant. Before, they all got lumped under the first - History: the weeks and months total fits on one line again, and the month labels no longer overlap

- Quick quote: snap a photo of the CFE bill of someone who doesn't have panels yet, and in seconds you see how many they need, what they cost, how much they save and how long they take to pay off. Send it on WhatsApp as an image - Three more brands: Solarman (Deye, Sofar and others), Sungrow with your iSolarCloud account, and SolarEdge with an installer's account key, which brings in all your sites at once - Your bills: keep your CFE bills, old ones too, and compare each against the one before and the one a year earlier - The meter now takes both of its numbers: what you draw from CFE and what you send back - History shows your days month by month - Any plan gets a new app icon: the sun with rays under a purple sky - SolarEdge now brings your whole history, including more than a year back

- Maintenance: every plant keeps its own visit schedule. Tell it how often a visit is due, your phone reminds you on the day you agreed, and you tick off what got done - If you're an installer, each customer with their plant, and a sheet for every visit with a link you can send the owner - Every plant has its own place: they're drawn on a map on Plants, and each one works out its sun and its tariff from where it actually is - It syncs between your devices through your own iCloud. What you enter on the iPhone shows up on the iPad and the Mac, with no account of mine in between - Victron: sign in with your VRM account, either the email and password or an access token, and you see your production like any other brand - If you want to, link your phone to the dashboard at cenit.hrvojematosic.com and see your plants from a computer. The visit schedule can be edited there too - In the US, savings now counts SRECs and your own state's power price

- Plants: if your login sees several plants, they're all on one screen, with what they've made together today, the ones that went quiet and the ones running below normal - Fronius, Solis, GoodWe and eGauge meters. For the ones that only report the whole plant, the roof now lights up evenly with what it's making instead of one panel - APsystems: an installer's login lets you pick which customer to look at, and DS3D inverters now show every panel (before, half the panels and half the energy were missing) - Hoymiles: when the inverter flags a grid, meter or device fault, you see it on Plants and on Now - Plant alerts come once: when one stops reporting or drops below normal, not every day. Plants that have been off for days don't ping you - Up to 3 plants is still free. For more, you pay once or monthly depending on how many you have, and the first month has every plant open

- If your login sees several plants (Growatt, Hoymiles or Felicity), you pick one when you connect, and "All plants" shows them side by side with what each has made today - A heads-up when a plant stops reporting while the sun's up. Cenit checks on its own every so often, even with the app closed - Growatt now connects through its web portal, which is what still works. Same username and password - The first time you open it, a short tutorial points out what's on the screen and how to use it

- New brand: Felicity Solar. Sign in with the same email and password as the Fsolar app to see your production, today's curve and your history

- NEP sign-in works again. In the previous version it failed even with the right password - New brands: Hoymiles, APsystems and Huawei (for Huawei, paste your FusionSolar kiosk link, no password needed) - Drag your finger along today's curve to see what the panels were making at any time - A dashed line shows the most they made at each time of day over the last two weeks, so you can tell whether today is on track - Share your day as an Instagram story, with your week and your month on it - Cenit is in English now - Outside Mexico there's a Savings tab. Put in what you pay per kWh and what you get for power you send to the grid, and it estimates what your panels saved this month and this year - Savings also shows how much of your solar you use at home - Search for your location anywhere in the world - Money shows in your own currency - In Mexico, DAC and the CFE bill scanner work the same as before

- Ya no se cae la app al salir de tu cuenta - El margen del DAC ya no brinca el día 20 de cada mes - La app te pide los kWh de tu recibo en vez de inventar un consumo - Tarifas 1A a 1F, no nada más la 1, y la ciudad donde están tus paneles - Avisos si te acercas al DAC, si un panel lleva días bajo o si toca lavarlos - Widgets: lo de hoy y tu margen, en la pantalla de inicio - Si se cae la sesión con tu inversor, un botón para volver a entrar - Ahora dice hace cuánto llegó la última lectura - Escanea tu recibo de CFE con la cámara y la app saca tus kWh - Comparte tu día de sol con la liga de la app, o nada más la imagen para Instagram - Tus contraseñas siguen donde estaban; no hay que volver a entrar