# Measure the array and open the install from the last visit.

Spatial Summit Group

https://spatialsummitgroup.com/use/solar-service

Updated 2026-11-01. Access: invite-only.

Teams measure the array and open the install visit from the site history. Each service call opens at the exact panel.

![Sun and shade moving across a rooftop solar array through a summer day, worked out from the building’s 3D record](https://spatialsummitgroup.com/landing/media/film-shade.webp)

Roof shade · Planned.

**Planned:** Sun and shade views.

- Surveys miss the access route to the roof.
- Layouts start without the roof measured.
- Service technicians cannot find the install walkthrough.

### Size the array

Get the array’s dimensions and the access route, with the scale shown.

### Find the install visit

Every service call starts from the install visit: solar installation documentation as it went in.

### Put the service call on the panel

The ticket opens at the exact panel, with the video from that moment.

## Solar array: 18.1 × 8.5 m.

![A solar array measured on a building’s 3D record: 18.1 by 8.5 metres at a 14 degree tilt](https://spatialsummitgroup.com/landing/media/film-measure.webp)

Solar array: 18.1 × 8.5 m.

154 m² at a 14° tilt, measured from the building’s 3D record.

## Questions, answered.

### Can the service technician find the install?

Yes. The install visit stays with the site, dated, with its video, and each service call opens at its panel.

### Can we check the access route?

Yes. Play back the walk to the roof from where it was filmed.

## Sources and access

[Methodology and dated measurements](https://spatialsummitgroup.com/methodology)

[Machine-readable capabilities](https://spatialsummitgroup.com/capabilities.json)

[Request access](https://spatialsummitgroup.com/#access).