Aarvi does not replace manufacturer ERP, MRP, or CRM systems. It connects cross-company commerce and project collaboration.
Solar manufacturers often face both directions: sourcing components and materials while selling finished equipment to EPCs, developers, and distributors. Aarvi is designed for that dual role — Buying, Selling, Inventory, and Projects — without classifying a company as only one side of the market.
Buy components
Find suppliers, establish relationships, and issue RFQs for parts, fabricated materials, electronics, and services that feed manufacturing.
Upstream sourcing stays structured: approved suppliers, private quotes, and inbound delivery visibility — without forcing every purchase through a public marketplace.
- Supplier discovery and approved relationships
- Structured RFQs and private quotes
- Orders and inbound delivery visibility
Sell equipment
Publish catalogs and respond to buyer RFQs for trackers, modules, inverters, structural systems, and related equipment.
Customers see your commercial catalog after trust is established. Quote with lead time, origin, and technical fit — then fulfill as sales orders.
- Commercial catalog for approved customers
- Quote against inbound RFQs
- Sales orders and outbound shipments
Manage suppliers
Build trusted trading corridors with component suppliers and service partners instead of relying only on unmanaged email threads.
Relationship approval creates the commercial boundary. Contracts and performance context accumulate over time on the same network.
- Relationship request and approval
- Contract and performance context over time
- Clear commercial boundaries per partner
Collaborate on projects
Join project procurement and delivery workflows when customers need supply commitments tied to sites and schedules.
Manufacturers participate as project suppliers with destination and readiness visibility — not as anonymous line items in an EPC spreadsheet.
- Project participation with EPCs and developers
- Requirements aligned to delivery destinations
- Material readiness visibility across commitments
How it works
- Step 1
Profile the plant
Describe what you manufacture, where you ship, and what you buy upstream.
- Step 2
Open both contexts
Use Buying and Selling workspaces as needed — often both.
- Step 3
Connect partners
Approve suppliers and customers for private commerce.
- Step 4
Add depth
Enable inventory, projects, and integrations when ready.