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Ask about your solar decision.
Ask questions in plain English and receive answers grounded in your proposal analyses and documents.
Why this matters
The questions don't end at signing.
Months after a proposal is accepted, real questions come up about cancellation, warranty claims, late fees and dispute rights. Wrigley reads your own documents and answers in plain English, so you do not have to dig through pages of dense language.
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Question
Ask anything about your proposal or project in plain English.
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Context
Your scans, documents and project details become the context.
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Explanation
An answer that points back to your own information.
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Follow-up
Keep going in the same thread until it makes sense.
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Better understanding
Walk into the next conversation prepared.
Not a blank chat box
Wrigley already knows what you uploaded.
A general chatbot starts from nothing. Wrigley starts from your analysis, your documents and your project, so an answer connects to the decision actually in front of you.
Context-aware responses
Answers reference your specific proposals and documents.
Proposal explanations
Any term explained on demand, in plain English.
Risk clarification
Understand what a flagged finding actually means for you.
Answering with
Your own ClickSabi information, not the open internet.
Proposal analysis
Findings and flagged terms from your scan.
Proposal information
Costs and figures you already uploaded.
Project context
Where the work currently stands.
Solar terminology
Plain-English explanations of unfamiliar terms.
Keep the thread
One conversation per proposal or project.
Threads stay separate and private to your account, so a question about your financing proposal never gets tangled with your roofing project. Come back weeks later and the context is still there.
Guidance, not professional advice.
Wrigley explains proposal language and consumer protections. For formal contracts or complex disputes, it recommends a qualified legal professional.
Previous chats
Return to a question without mixing up the context.
- 2 hours ago
Solar Installation Proposal
Proposal analysis
- Yesterday
Financing Disclosure
Financing document
- 6 days ago
Roofing Proposal Review
Project document
A year into her service plan, Priya wanted to cancel. Instead of calling the company and getting a sales pitch, she asked Wrigley whether she could cancel that month without a penalty. The answer pointed her to the notice window in her own proposal and helped her draft the cancellation email.
Ask about anything you added
What people bring to Wrigley.
Common questions
- “What does this cancellation term actually mean?”
- “Is this monthly payment higher than the proposal said?”
- “What is an escalator, and does my contract have one?”
- “What should I ask my installer before the next visit?”
What Wrigley will not do
- Replace a qualified legal professional, engineer, financial advisor or installer.
- Guarantee an outcome or contractor performance.
- Decide whether you should sign.
- Share your threads with anyone else.
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