Comparison
Sol AI vs Enphase Installer Portal (Enlighten Manager)
This is the installer's tool, not the homeowner app — we compare that one separately. The Enphase Installer Portal, which installers long knew as Enlighten Manager, gives an installer a real-time view of every Enphase system they look after, with fleet alerts, remote diagnosis and automated performance reports. It is first-party and built for Enphase hardware. Sol AI is for the installer whose fleet is not only Enphase: it puts every supported brand in one list and ranks problems by what they cost.
| Enphase Installer Portal | Sol AI | |
|---|---|---|
| Brands covered | Enphase systems | 18 brands in one view, Enphase and SolarEdge among them |
| Fleet view | Real-time view of the installer's whole Enphase fleet, with a map view and portfolio-level monitoring | Every site on every supported brand in one list and one map |
| Alerts | Fleet-wide count of warning alarms in the last 24 hours | Problems priced in dollars a day and ranked, including systems that are online but quietly underproducing |
| Remote actions | Remote system diagnosis and maintenance | Read-only. Sol AI never changes a setting on the equipment |
| Reports | Automated system performance reports | Plain-language reports, and a Customer agent that answers owners on WhatsApp |
Enphase Installer Portal and Installer App: fleet view, portfolio-level monitoring, remote system diagnosis and maintenance, automated performance reports: enphase.com/en-eu/installers/apps (retrieved 2 October 2026).
Fleet management dashboard: map view and fleet alert counts: enphase.com/document/user-manuals/fleet-management-dashboard (retrieved 2 October 2026).
Where the Enphase Installer Portal wins
It is the manufacturer's own tool, so its view of Enphase hardware is first-hand: no integration layer, no credentials to keep in sync, no adapter to fall behind a firmware change. It can do things a read-only layer never will, such as remote diagnosis and maintenance actions on the system, and it pairs with the Enphase Installer App used to commission systems on site. For an installer whose fleet is all Enphase, it covers a great deal, and you will keep using it for commissioning and remote fixes whatever else you add.
Who should choose Enphase Installer Portal
Stay with the Enphase Installer Portal alone if your fleet is all Enphase and its alarms and reports give you the view you need.
Who should choose Sol AI
Add Sol AI if you also install or service other brands, if you want every system ranked by money lost rather than by alarm, or if you want each repair checked against the system's own production before it is closed.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What is Enphase Enlighten Manager called now?
Enphase now calls its installer web tool the Enphase Installer Portal; Enlighten Manager is the older name many installers still use. It gives installers a real-time view of their Enphase fleet, alerts, remote diagnosis and automated performance reports. Commissioning on site is done with the separate Enphase Installer App.
How do I monitor Enphase and SolarEdge systems in one place?
Each maker's installer portal shows only its own systems, so a mixed fleet needs a layer that reads both. Sol AI by Modular Intelligence reads each maker's cloud read-only and puts every supported brand, including Enphase and SolarEdge, in one ranked list, with each problem priced in dollars a day. See all supported brands →