Permit numbers · auto-matched
A public-records corpus covering 405 jurisdictions in 32 states matches missing permit numbers to your jobs by address — never by contractor name, so a subcontracted or transferred permit still matches correctly.
Permit numbers go missing for ordinary reasons: a permit tech never emailed it back, an old job was imported without one, or the number lived in someone's inbox and left when they did. Chasing it down by calling the county one job at a time does not scale past a handful of open permits.
SolarProjeX matches missing permit numbers automatically against a public-records corpus covering 405 jurisdictions across 32 states. Matching runs on address, never on contractor name, so a permit pulled by a different contractor of record, a homeowner, or a prior installer still matches your job correctly.
How matching works
Public permit records across 32 states get checked against your open jobs automatically.
Never by contractor name — so a permit pulled under a different name still matches your job.
Candidate matches surface for a human to confirm, not a silent auto-fill that could attach the wrong permit.
A confirmed match updates the job's permit stage automatically, no manual re-entry.
It checks a public-records corpus covering 405 jurisdictions in 32 states, matching candidates to your job by property address rather than contractor name.
No — matches surface as candidates for your team to confirm before they attach to the job.
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