Scoop Solar

Residential solar has never been an industry where teams could afford to stand still. Policy changes, incentive shifts, financing changes, permitting requirements, customer expectations, and installation complexity are constantly reshaping how installers operate. Today, one of the clearest examples of that shift is the growing importance of third-party ownership (TPO). But TPO i...

Choosing the right field service management software starts with mapping how work actually runs, not comparing lists of features and checkboxes. For solar and renewable energy companies juggling installs, operations and maintenance (O&M), and service dispatch across a fast-growing industry, the stakes compound: disconnected tools create data silos between CRM, monitoring, an...

Most field operations teams still manage monitoring, dispatch, and asset documentation across disconnected systems that compound inefficiencies with every site added to the portfolio. This guide breaks down what O&M actually involves for field operations teams, the maintenance activities that protect system performance, the key components of effective program management, bes...

Among the best field service management software in 2026, Scoop stands out as a Central Operations Hub that connects end-to-end field operations into one operational layer built for companies running multi-step workflows. Field service management software coordinates how work moves from the office to the field and back, covering dispatching, workforce scheduling, job tracking, a...

Field Service Management Market (US): Executive Summary The United States field service management market has emerged from the pandemic larger, cloud-first, and more services-dependent than before 2020. It is estimated at roughly USD 2.1 billion to 2.4 billion in 2025 on a software-plus-services basis⁵ ⁸, a materially higher baseline than its pre-pandemic level, and it […]