> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.solarvis.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.solarvis.co/documentation/sl/solarvis-modules/solar-lead-generation.md). # Solar Lead Generation ## Purpose of This Page This page provides the overall structure of **Solar Lead Generation**, with a specific focus on how its settings are organized and how each configuration page impacts the overall feasibility result. It explains how different configuration sections influence: * Pre-feasibility calculations * Financial outputs * Market-specific regulatory logic ## What You Can Do Here Using Solar Lead Generation, you can access the following capabilities: * Build country-specific or global lead acquisition flows * Standardize pre-feasibility logic * Reduce manual effort in lead qualification * Improve lead quality before sales engagement * Create a seamless bridge between marketing and sales workflows ## Solar Lead Generation Page Structure The Lead Generator module page structure consists of the following configuration pages: * **General Settings** * **Cost Configuration** * **Regulations** * **Cost Configuration Test** Each page controls the feasibility logic and customer journey, while remaining connected to the others to ensure consistent and realistic results. ### General Settings **General Settings** allow you to configure the core behavior, appearance, and availability of Solar Lead Generation. Each section can be configured and saved independently. From this section, you can configure the following points: * Control lead generator availability, deployment, and feasibility calculation behavior. * Configure localization settings such as language and country. * Customize proposal generation and visual branding elements. * Manage legal content and user consent settings. * Set up SEO metadata for search engines and social media previews. * Enable analytics and performance tracking integrations. ### Cost Configuration **Cost Configuration** defines how all financial and pre-feasibility calculations are performed. This section allows you to model your internal pricing strategy and translate it into customer-facing estimates. From here, you can do the following points: * Define default system cost assumptions * Configure pricing system for panels, inverters, batteries, and other components * Select whether costs are calculated by units or by the default database price * Apply a profit margin, VAT, or discounts to finalize the total project cost All financial outputs shown to customers, such as estimated system cost, savings, or payback, are derived directly from this configuration. This ensures that Solar Lead Generation remains aligned with the real-world pricing model and avoids misleading estimates. ### Regulations **Regulations** define which regulatory frameworks are available in Solar Lead Generation and how pre-feasibility calculations are applied based on country and facility type. This section controls how the system calculates presolar & prosolar bills and savings according to local market rules. From here, you configure the points below: * See the activated regulations based on the country and facility type This ensures that feasibility results are aligned with local regulations and market conditions. ### Cost Configuration Test The **Cost Configuration Test** acts as a validation and simulation layer. This section allows you to test and verify your Lead Generation setup before exposing it to real customers. Using sample DC power, DC/AC Ratio, and battery power (optional), you can: * See the Bill of Materials for the project and simulate financial outputs Changes made here do not affect live customer flows, making this layer critical for internal quality control, cross-team alignment, and safe iteration. ## Summary **Solar Lead Generation** is a configurable website module that calculates solar feasibility and captures leads. Through **General Settings, Cost Configuration, Regulations, and Cost Configuration Test**, you control system behavior, pricing logic, regulatory rules, and market-aligned feasibility outputs before going live. *** ## Related Pages * [General Settings](/documentation/sl/solarvis-modules/solar-lead-generation/general-settings.md) * [Cost Configuration](/documentation/sl/solarvis-modules/solar-lead-generation/cost-configuration.md) * [Regulations](/documentation/sl/solarvis-modules/solar-lead-generation/regulations.md) * [Cost Configuration Test](/documentation/sl/solarvis-modules/solar-lead-generation/cost-configuration-test.md) Still stuck? You can always [**get in touch with us!**](https://www.solarvis.co/en/company/contact) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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