Why This Matters
A smooth sales process means more closed deals and happier customers. This walkthrough guides you through every step so you can present financing options with confidence and close deals faster.
What You'll Need
Admin access to SubcontractorHub
A web browser (Chrome or Edge recommended)
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1
Sign in with yourusernameandpassword.
Step 2
Click "New Customer" in the top right-hand corner to create a new lead.
Step 3
Input the customer’s address and basic information. The address can be added manually by clicking on the “Manual Address” checkbox. Select the job type and assign it to a user by clicking “Assign To”. Fill out setter and lead source details, as well as other information.
Step 4
Click “Create customer” in the top-right corner of the page.
Step 5
You have now created a proposal card. Click "View Detail" to begin generating a design and pricing. Note:You can currently only design with Aurora for IGS Solar. Before quoting, make sure that:Aurora is integrated for your organization. Make sure that Aurora users are mapped in SubcontractorHub.
Step 6
Choose “Owner” for your Aurora Project.
Step 7
Click “Design in Aurora”.
Step 8
Enter yourAurora Credentials.
Step 9
Locate the house of your customer, click “Site” and select “SmartRoof Pitched”.
Step 10
EditSmartRoofif needed.
Step 11
Click “Irradiance” on top of the design to get an irradiance map. Make sure to take a screenshot of the irradiance map.
Step 12
Click on “System”, next to Site, click "Panel".Choose your module and click on “Fill Roof Face”.
Step 13
Select your panels and Click on “Fill Roof Face”.
Step 14
Click on the side of the roof to autofill with panels.
Step 15
Click the “Save” button on the top left corner.
Step 16
Click “Simulate System” on the top right corner.
Step 17
Click on “Download” (Down key button) and select “DFX”.
Step 18
Click “Export”.
Step 19
Click on “Download” (Down key button) and select “Shade Report”.
Step 20
Download the shading report.
Step 21
Click on the “Sync From Aurora” button.
Step 22
Your Aurora Design is ready with system size details.
Step 23
Scroll down to the battery recommendation section of the proposal. Turn on the toggle to enable the battery algorithm.
Step 24
Choose if you would like to quote a backup battery OR a grid-tied battery here.
Step 25
Add as many rooms or appliances as your customer needs to back up. Select the room or appliance to increase or decrease the quantity. The battery recommendation algorithm will calculate how many batteries the customer needs to back up the added rooms or appliances and increase or decrease the number accordingly. Select the desired battery for the project.
Step 26
If you require additional adders to your quote, scroll down to the “Add-on” section. This section is optional. Click “Choose Adders”.
Step 27
Select the adders and click “Done”.
Step 28
You can add the down payment amount before selecting your finance options.
Step 29
Scroll down to the financing section and selectFinancing (Fully Integrated),then click “IGS Solar”. Choose the utility from the drop-down menu to begin the financing process. Click “Create Account”.
Step 30
Select the "Escalator" from the dropdown.
Step 31
Select the "KWH rate" from the dropdown.
Step 32
Finally, click "Create Quote".Note:If you're using IGS as your financing partner, you’ll now see a domestic content toggle available in the financing section.
Step 33
Click “Finalize” located on the finance card.
Step 34
Click “Sign Electronic Consent” to proceed.
Step 35
Choose an action and click “Send”.Note:If you select "In Person", the system will prompt you when to hand control over to the homeowner. Only choose "In Person" if you are conducting an in-home consultation.If not meeting in person, select "Email" to send the consent electronically.
Step 36
Click “Open URL” to open the URL in a new tab.
Step 37
Provide control access by clicking “Continue”.
Step 38
Give your consent to use electronic records and signatures by ticking the checkbox and clicking “Continue”.
Step 39
Go through theElectronic Enrollment Consentand click on the space provided to add your signature.
Step 40
Draw or upload your signature and click “Adopt and Sign”.
Step 41
Click “Finish” and enter the email ID to receive a copy of the document.
Step 42
Click “Continue” to pass control.
Step 43
Return to SubcontractorHub and close the pop-up window.
Step 44
Click “Sync Quotes” to update the current status.
Step 45
Click “Send Application to HomeOwner”.Note:Clicking “Send Application To Homeowner” sends the qualification form to your customer via email. They can open the link from the email and qualify themselves.
Step 46
Enter thecustomer detailsin the space provided.
Step 47
Check theacknowledgement boxand click on the “Submit” button.
Step 48
Once the customer qualifies, click the “Sync Quotes” button again to update. You have now qualified with IGS Solar.
Step 49
Now click “Sign Finance Contract” to proceed. Choose an action and click “Send”.Note:If you select "In Person", the system will prompt you when to hand control over to the homeowner. Only choose "In Person" if you are conducting an in-home consultation.If not meeting in person, select "Email" to send the consent electronically.
Step 50
Click “Open URL” to open the URL in a new tab.
Step 51
Provide control access by clicking “Continue”.
Step 52
Click “Call”.
Step 53
Once the customer receives the call, click“Phone Authentication Complete”.
Step 54
Give your consent to use electronic records and signatures by ticking the checkbox and clicking “Continue”.
Step 55
Go through the documents carefully and sign on all the spaces provided to add your signature.
Step 56
Click “Finish” and enter the email ID to receive a copy of the document.
Step 57
Close the pop-up window on SubcontractorHub.
Step 58
Click “Sync Quotes” to update the current status.
Step 59
Click on the"Welcome Call" button and share the number visible on the screen with the homeowner to complete the process.
Step 60
Once thewelcome call verificationis complete, the button changes to green colour.
Step 61
After completing the payment process, the “Send Payment” button changes to green colour.
Step 62
Click the"Payment information Received" button,then select“Yes” to notify the homeowner that their payment has been received.
Step 63
Next, click “Upload IGS Documents” and upload the required documents. Note:This step is optional. Even if you do not upload the IGS documents, your proposal can be converted into a project. With the above-mentioned steps, your proposal is now ready to be converted into a project. Note:To view domestic content pricing for IGS Solar, enable the“Domestic Content” toggle. If you enable the toggle, the adder data will be sent to IGS. If it's disabled, the adder data won’t be shared. Note:You can now editContract Detailsfor IGS Solar projects directly from the customer'sProjectpage. Note:You can now connect anexisting IGS Solar accountdirectly within your proposals in SubcontractorHub. This streamlines the qualification process, saving time and reducing manual steps. You need to reach out to IGS Solar for theIGS Solar Account ID. Note:Once a proposal has beenqualifiedwithIGS Solar, it cannot beunfinalized. To make any changes, you’ll need to create achange orderrequest, eitherwith financeorwithout finance.
Real-World Example
💡 A new sales rep follows this walkthrough during their first customer meeting. With each step laid out clearly, they present financing options confidently and close the deal on the first visit.
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. |





























































