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How To Set A Default Panel For A Specific Territory In The Database

Why This Matters

Keeping your database up to date with the right equipment and settings is essential for accurate proposals and smooth project workflows. When your database reflects what you actually install, your team saves time and avoids costly mistakes on every job.

What You'll Need

  • Admin access to SubcontractorHub

  • A web browser (Chrome or Edge recommended)

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1

Select “Database” from the left-hand panel menu, select "Manage Database."

Step 2

Within the Manage Database section, click on "Solar Systems" and select “Default Panels.”

Step 3

Click the "Add" button to create a new mapping.

Step 4

In the dropdown fields, you will see options for: Panel and Territory. Select the solar panel you want to set as default. Choose the territory this panel should be linked to.

Step 5

Once both fields are selected, click “Add” to apply the default panel setting for that territory. Related ArticlesHow to Add Counties to Territory?How to Navigate SubcontractorHub’s DatabaseHow to Update Panel SelectionPanel Pricing for TerritoryHow to Add Canada Territories in the Database

Real-World Example

💡 A home services contractor uses this feature to keep their daily operations running smoothly — saving time on every project and reducing manual errors for the whole team.

Pro Tips

  • Start small: Test this feature on one project before rolling it out company-wide.

  • Need help? Contact SubcontractorHub support — they're always happy to walk you through it.

  • Bookmark this guide: Come back anytime you need a quick refresher.

Troubleshooting

Problem

Solution

Setting doesn't appear

Make sure you have admin access and the correct permissions enabled.

Changes not saving

Refresh your browser and try again. Check your internet connection.

Feature not working as expected

Clear your browser cache or try a different browser. Contact support if the issue persists.

Change Log

Date

Change

May 2026

Rewritten for clarity; simplified language for non-technical contractors; added images and troubleshooting.

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