Proposal Analysis
Understand your solar proposal before you accept it.
Upload a solar proposal or quote. ClickSabi identifies important terms and items that deserve a closer look, explains what to check and helps you prepare better questions.
From document to decision
Five clear steps.
Turn a dense solar proposal into a structured review you can use.
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Upload
Add your solar proposal or quote.
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Analyze
ClickSabi reads and organizes the document.
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Understand
Review the score, findings and missing figures.
04
Question
Ask about anything that is unclear.
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Decide
Use the findings in your wider solar decision.
Know what deserves attention
A score orients you. The findings explain why.
Proposal Analysis organizes the document into a plain-English summary and specific findings, so one number never has to carry the whole decision. The score is not a quality rating: a higher number simply means more items deserve a closer look.
Risk
Terms or conditions that deserve closer review.
Missing information
Important details that may not be clear in the document.
Context
Why a finding matters and what to ask about it.
Proposal risk score
72/100
Higher means more to check. Not a quality rating.
Needs a closer look
Important savings assumptions, warranty and payment details deserve a closer look before you proceed.
3 findings across 14 reviewed sections
Short cancellation window
The proposal references a limited period to cancel once accepted.
Workmanship warranty needs clarity
The warranty language does not clearly describe every covered repair.
Payment schedule is stated
Payment stages and due dates are listed in the proposal.
See why it was flagged
Important findings should be explainable.
Each finding gives you a reason to look closer and a practical question to ask. ClickSabi helps explain the item; you decide what to do next.
AI helps explain. You decide.
Proposal Analysis does not determine whether a proposal is fair or replace professional legal advice. Some proposals contain binding acceptance terms, so formal contracts should be reviewed by a qualified legal professional.
Short cancellation window
Some proposals contain binding acceptance terms once signed. Missing a short cancellation date may reduce your options if you change your mind.
Document context
Review the acceptance section and confirm the final cancellation date in writing.
Ask before accepting
"What is my exact cancellation deadline, and how must I submit the cancellation?"
Ask Wrigley
Found something you do not understand? Ask about it.
Wrigley supports the review by helping you understand a finding in context. It does not replace the analysis or make the decision for you, and it recommends a qualified legal professional for formal contracts.
Explore WrigleyFinding selected
"What does this cancellation deadline mean for me?"
Wrigley can help explain the term and prepare follow-up questions using the analysis already in your ClickSabi account.
The wider decision
Proposal Analysis is the first clear view, not the last step.
Move from the document to the financial picture, the company behind the proposal and your final decision.
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Proposal Analysis
Understand the terms and items to check.
Explore - 02
Decision Hub
Bring proposals and evidence together.
Explore - 03
Cost / ROI
Understand the long-term financial picture.
Explore - 04
Company Insights
Research the company behind the proposal.
Explore - 05
Your decision
Choose what is right for your home.
Before ClickSabi
A dense document with too much to hold in your head.
Solar proposals can combine pricing, equipment, warranties, financing assumptions, exclusions, deadlines and acceptance language across dozens of pages.
With ClickSabi
A structured view of what deserves attention.
See important terms, missing information, key deadlines and questions to raise before you accept.
Example buyer journey
Maria, a homeowner shopping for solar.
Maria received a 42-page solar proposal from a door-to-door representative pressuring her to accept. Her analysis surfaced an auto-renewing maintenance fee, a vague performance guarantee and a three-day cancellation window. She used the findings to ask for three terms to be revised before accepting, avoiding an estimated $2,400 over the life of the agreement.
ClickSabi helps you
- Identify important terms and items to check.
- Understand flagged items in plain English.
- Organize questions before accepting.
- Connect the proposal to the wider decision.
ClickSabi does not
- Provide legal advice.
- Analyse formal contracts: a qualified legal professional should review those.
- Guarantee contractor performance.
- Make the acceptance decision for you.
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