Reporting System
Read your design from the drawing, verify with sections, and export to Excel in one click.
No more manual spreadsheets. PVGround reads power, quantities and site data straight from your design and delivers professional outputs for clients and teams in minutes. One model, one workflow: from early design to tender-ready reports.
Measure the drawing, verify in section, share in Excel.
How it works
Your drawing is ready: data flows automatically
Panels, topography, piles and cabling in the model flow straight into the report. No re-entry, copy-paste or guesswork.
Check terrain, spot risks early
Evaluate layout suitability against slope limits instantly. Problem areas stand out on the drawing: fewer surprise costs on site.
Win clients with section views
Show panel-terrain relationships in side and front views. Strengthen your presentations with clear visuals.
See your site summary on one screen
Power, panel count, quantities and cable data at your fingertips. Keep your project's pulse in a single glance.
Export to Excel in one click
Tender-ready, engineering review or client presentation: pick quick summary or detailed calculations as you need.
Live site summary
See every critical number for your project on one screen with Area Report.
- Total power, panel count and site area calculated instantly.
- Pile and cable quantities read automatically from the drawing.
- Validate the site with numbers before you commit.
Quick Excel report
Shareable output for proposals and early feasibility in minutes.
- Power, quantities and cable summary in one file.
- Speed up tender and early evaluation workflows.
- Share with team and clients without building spreadsheets by hand.
Detailed engineering report
A professional calculation package for projects that need deeper technical review.
- Includes cable sizing, voltage drop and power loss analysis.
- Consistent engineering output aligned with module and inverter data.
- Strengthen internal approval and technical review processes.
Profile View: Side section
Present terrain, panel and pile relationships at technical drawing quality.
- Show panel-terrain elevation and slope clearly.
- Verify pile depth visually.
- Produce sections that build confidence in client and investor meetings.
Profile Front: Front elevation
Show panel row front elevation and terrain slope together.
- Check ground clearance and panel silhouette visually.
- Help clients understand how the layout will look on site.
- Back design decisions with concrete visuals.
Terrain Analysis: Site confidence
Ensure layout suitability before you report.
- Spot rows exceeding slope limits on the drawing immediately.
- Reduce surprise costs and revision risk on site.
- Build a reliable foundation for your entire reporting workflow.
Highlights
- Automatic data from drawing: zero manual tables
- Section views ready for client presentations
- One-click Excel export
- Two report levels: from tender to engineering
- Power and quantity summary on one screen
- Validate terrain suitability before reporting
- Faster internal review and sharing
- One model from early design to final report
Other features
Explore other systems inside PVGround.
Shadowing Analysis
PVGround brings together your panel layout, shading objects and the date/time scenario you choose inside the AutoCAD model. You see which rows are shaded and at what times directly on the drawing, and clarify risky zones before changing row spacing, orientation or obstacle placement.
Terrain Analysis
PVGround imports topographic data into AutoCAD and lets you analyze your site before and after panel layout. You see slope limits, elevation differences, water flow directions and cut-fill requirements on a single drawing, and detect risky areas early.
Capacity Iteration
PVGround virtually tests multiple row-spacing scenarios based on your PV Area boundaries and panel settings. It compares capacity, module count and used area per scenario in a table and applies your chosen result directly to the drawing.
DC-AC-HV Cabling
Plan DC, AC and high-voltage cable routes in the 3D model to simplify quantity takeoff and design control.
Pile Analysis
PVGround analyzes topography-based piles frame by frame. It groups front and rear leg lengths into production types using tolerance; calculates column, purlin, brace and accessory tonnage for monofacial or bifacial construction. Results are color-coded on the drawing or exported as a detailed Excel report.