Integrations · Tesla
Tesla monitoring, alongside the rest of your fleet.
Sol AI reads Tesla Energy systems and puts them in one list with every other brand you run, ranked by what each problem is costing. The Tesla app is built for the owner of one home. An installer or O&M company with Tesla sites alongside other brands needs those sites in the same list as everything else, checked against what each should have produced, and ranked by what is being lost. That is the job Sol AI does.
Tesla's own tools
What the maker gives you
- Hardware
- Powerwall home batteries; Powerwall 3 has a solar inverter built in.
- Monitoring tools
- The Tesla app.
- Real-time power flow between solar, the home, the grid and Powerwall, from a phone.
- Energy history for the site.
- A Fleet API with energy endpoints for site live status and energy history.
Source: Tesla Fleet API energy endpoints: developer.tesla.com/docs/fleet-api/endpoints/energy (retrieved 2 October 2026).
Source: Powerwall 3 integrated solar inverter: tesla.com/support/energy/powerwall/learn/what-expect-powerwall-3 (retrieved 2 October 2026).
Source: Tesla app monitoring: Powerwall owner's manual, service.tesla.com (retrieved 2 October 2026).
Sol AI on top
What Sol AI adds
- Tesla sites in the same list as every other brand you run — 18 brands supported
- Every night, each site checked against what it should have made in that day's weather — down to each string where the inverter reports them
- Each problem priced in dollars a day, most expensive first
- Each case kept open after the repair until the site's own production shows the fix worked
- Owners' questions answered on WhatsApp from live plant data
Sol AI reads each system through the manufacturer's own cloud, with read-only access granted by the account holder. Nothing is installed on site, nothing is written back to the equipment, and the maker's own app keeps working exactly as before.
AI agents on your team
Four AI agents watching your Tesla sites — and the rest.
Onboarding agent
Starts watching a new site the day it's switched on.
The day a site comes online, the Onboarding agent starts reading it. By the end of the first week it knows what that site should make in its own weather.
Baseline ready — week onePerformance agent
Every night, checks every site and string against what it should have made.
Every night it compares every site against what it should have produced that day — down to each string (a row of panels wired together) where the inverter reports them. It prices each problem — “losing $28 a day” — and puts the most expensive first.
Losing $28 a dayCase agent
Owns each problem until the site proves it's producing again.
Each problem gets a case, and the Case agent keeps it open after the repair visit. It closes only when the site's own production shows the fix worked — “Fixed ✓ verified”.
Fixed ✓ verifiedCustomer agent
Answers the plant owner's questions on WhatsApp, 24/7.
It answers the owner's questions about their own system on WhatsApp, any hour, from live plant data, and sends alerts and reports on the same thread. Like an engineer on call for every plant, all day, every day.
Replies from live plant dataFAQ
Tesla and Sol AI: questions
Can an installer see Tesla Powerwall sites next to other brands?
Sol AI by Modular Intelligence shows Tesla sites in one fleet view with every other supported brand, read-only, and ranks problems across the whole fleet by dollars lost per day.
Does the homeowner have to stop using the Tesla app?
No. Sol AI is read-only and changes nothing on the system. The owner keeps the Tesla app; the installer gets a fleet view on top.
Running Tesla with other brands?
Tell us your brand mix and rough site count. On a 20-minute call we will show you what we can read today and what the first week looks like.
Or email [email protected].