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The Installer Template Company Model

Please note: the use of "Owner" and "Admin" in this article refers to users with a primary role of SAAS Owner or SAAS Admin

This account structure is a great choice for sales organizations that have contracted with multiple installers, either across their state, region, or the country. 

Sales Growth Account Model (2)

Characteristics of this model include: 

Master Account 

  • All users will live within the master account. 
  • Owners and admins under this account can see and manage date from all accounts (both the master and each template).
  • Owners within the master account can adjust the MissionControl settings of any template at any time. 
  • Billing is assessed on the master account only.
  • Users will have the ability to select a template for the individual customer during customer creation/the initial proposal request.
  • Each user will only have access to the customers they are assigned to, though the same permissions per user still exist (i.e. owners of a sub can view all data within the sub, but Sales Reps can only view their customers). 

Template(s)

  • Owners and admins under the master can request an additional template at any time, using our company updates form.
  • Customers and customer data will be tied to the template selected during the customer creation.
  • Templates can be customized via MissionControl by an owner of the master account. This includes equipment, color and logo, finance, adders, and more!
  • Templates can be limited to only show up for customers in specific states, i.e. if a customer's address is in TX, and there are NV templates, the NV templates will not be an available option to select. 

For further questions or to request a specific account structure, please reach out to your CSM or our Customer Support team. 


Watch & Learn more about the Installer Template Model* 

This company model was previously referred to as the "Sales Growth" model. The name has been changed, but the structure remains the same.