CLRD

Feature · Connection offers and export limits

New export limit or a different inverter, back with the DNO in about a minute.

DNO asking for a lower export limit, or you need to change the inverter, before they approve? Amend the application they already have. Make the change, CLRD generates the new SLD, and the corrected pack goes back on the same thread with the G100 forms it needs.

What it is

When a DNO comes back asking for a lower export limit, a different inverter or corrected forms before they will approve, you don't start again. Press Amend on the job, pick a reason, and the system details reopen already filled in. Change the export limit or the inverter, CLRD generates the new SLD in one click, and sends only the documents that changed back on the same DNO thread. About a minute, start to sent.

Why it matters

Starting over means a second application, the whole pack rebuilt, and a new email landing at the DNO with none of the history attached. Amending keeps it as one job, one reference and one thread, so the DNO picks up exactly where they left off. What you filed first stays on record, so you can always show what they were answering.

For when the DNO wants changes before they approve.

  • Amend the job the DNO already has, not a copy of it.
  • Pick a reason: installer correction, DNO request or client request.
  • The system details reopen filled in. Change the export limit or swap the inverter in a couple of clicks.
  • One click generates the new SLD from the updated details.
  • Only the changed documents go, led by a letter listing what moved.
  • G100 Form A is added automatically when the new limit needs a scheme.
  • Asked for a loop impedance reading instead? Record it and send it on the same thread, no amendment needed.
  • Would rather cap export at 3.68 kW or file as Type A instead? One click opens the amendment for you.
  • Already approved at a lower limit? No amendment needed. Just record the granted figure on the job.
Amend
The Amend dialog in CLRD, asking why the job is being amendedEnlarge

In practice

What changes on the next job.

One job, one reference

Same job, same DNO reference, same contact address. It never looks like a second application.

Your original stays on record

What you filed first is kept, not overwritten, so you can always show what the DNO was answering.

Only what changed

CLRD compares the two versions and sends the documents that moved, not the whole pack again.

G100 taken care of

Declare a scheme for the new limit and Form A goes with the amendment. Form C follows at commissioning.

Same thread

It goes as a reply to your original submission, so it lands in the case the DNO already has open.

No extra credit

Amending doesn't use a job credit. It is the same application, corrected.

Before & after

With CLRD vs. without.

Workflow
CLRD
Manual / Spreadsheet
DNO wants changes
Amend the application they have
Start again
Job details
Already filled in
Retype them
The SLD
Generated again in one click
Back to CAD
What the DNO gets
Only what changed, with a covering letter
The whole pack again
G100 forms
Added automatically
Easy to miss
Where it lands
The same email thread
A new email, no history

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