Geotag every site photo through AlitsyEnable location access before work. Capture both empty positions before fitting the new equipment.
Step 1 of 7
Geotagged photo required
Front of the property
Take a geotagged wide photo that identifies the property.
Building is identifiable.
Street number is visible where available.
Photo is geotagged.
More detail
What this proves
The work took place at the property linked to the rebate job.
Common mistake
Taking the photo too close, so the building cannot be identified.
Full instruction
Take a clear, geotagged wide photo that identifies the installation property.
NMI required
Record the NMI number
NMI
43XX XXXX XXX
Preferred source
Customer's bill
Alternative
Ask the customer
Only the NMI number is required
Safe example
NMI number
Record the NMI from the customer’s bill or ask the customer for it.
NMI number is recorded.
Customer bill is preferred.
Only the NMI number is required.
More detail
What this proves
The NMI identifies the electricity connection for the installation property.
Common mistake
Leaving the job without recording the NMI, or relying only on the meter board when the NMI is missing or unclear.
Full instruction
Record the NMI for the installation property. The customer's electricity bill is the preferred source, or ask the customer to provide the number. The NMI may sometimes be shown on the meter board, but do not rely on the meter board because it may be missing or unclear. Only the NMI number is required.
Final habit
Check on site. Submit when complete.
Check photos and required signatures before leaving. Attach all required documents and completed receipts before submitting in Alitsy.
