GridGap is in final beta testing and is scheduled to launch on 1 August 2026.

GridGap Business

Keep company projects in the company workspace.

Business includes the full Pro calculation feature set, then adds seats, member invitations, workspace roles, shared projects and organisation branding.

Seats determine how many members can belong to the workspace. The workspace owner controls billing and membership.

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A separate working context

Personal work and business work do not need to be mixed together.

Seat-based membership

Invite members up to the purchased seat allowance. Seat quantity is managed through the Business subscription.

Workspace ownership

The owner manages billing and retains control of the shared company area.

Shared project access

Authorised members work against the same project and version records rather than maintaining separate copies.

Business branding

Reports created from workspace projects can carry the organisation's branding.

Member roles

Give people the access their work requires.

Not every workspace member needs billing control or membership management. Roles keep those responsibilities separate from ordinary project work.

Owner

Workspace control

Manages the subscription, seats, members and the highest-level workspace settings.

Admin

Team management

Supports day-to-day workspace administration without taking ownership of billing.

Member

Project work

Creates, edits and calculates shared projects according to the workspace permissions.

Viewer

Review access

Opens shared work for review without the same editing and management permissions.

Shared projects

The team works from the same project history.

A business project does not need to live inside one person's account. Authorised workspace members can work from the same project and version records, which makes reviews and handovers cleaner.

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Organisation-branded reports

Reports can leave the workspace with the right identity attached.

Business reports can use organisation branding rather than personal branding. That makes exported reports more suitable for client discussions, internal review and shared company records.

Your CompanyPower system report

Client Site Backup Plan

Prepared in the company workspace with organisation branding.

Who Business is for

Business is useful when the work belongs to a team, not only to one account.

Solar installers

Keep preliminary client calculations and report versions available to authorised staff.

Electrical contractors

Separate shared project work from personal calculations and assign suitable roles.

Property groups

Manage early planning for several sites from one business workspace.

Technical sales teams

Build, review and present options without passing files between individual accounts.

Use Pro for individual work. Use Business when projects need a shared home.

The calculation tools are fully available in both. Business adds the workspace, members, roles, shared projects and organisation branding.