scoop Review, Pricing & Features

Scoop is a central operations hub for solar and infrastructure companies, unifying field and office teams with stage-gated workflows, a mobile field app,…

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Real Estate, Construction & Field Service
Pricing
Scoop prices on project volume rather than per user, so plans include unlimited users, storage, and devices. Specific tier pricing is not publicly disclosed; contact Scoop's sales team for a custom quote.
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August 15, 2026
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Scoop (branded the Scoop Central Operations Hub) is an operations management platform built for solar and new-energy infrastructure companies that need to coordinate field crews, office staff, subcontractors, and the software tools they already use inside one system. Rather than replacing point tools, Scoop sits on top of them and enforces a company's operational playbook from field to office, standardizing how projects move through each stage.

The platform combines several modules: stage-gated project management and workflow automation with compliance checkpoints and SLA breach detection; a mobile field-execution app for iOS and Android with offline mode that captures photos, video, and structured data on site; drag-and-drop reporting and BI dashboards (branded Looxy) for live performance tracking; a software integration layer (branded Gloo) that connects CRM, ERP/ERM, accounting, and field applications; plus inventory management, resource planning, and subcontractor control with role-based permissions.

Scoop is used across a broad set of infrastructure verticals, including residential, commercial, and utility-scale solar, wind operations and maintenance, EV charging, battery storage (BESS), HVAC, LED retrofits, telecom, modular construction, data centers, roofing, and home energy services. Its pricing is structured around project volume rather than per-user headcount, which lets teams add unlimited users, storage, and devices. The company markets strong operational ROI, citing figures such as a 10-12x return, a roughly three-month payback period, and an 80% reduction in manual steps.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Per-project pricing with unlimited users, storage, and devices avoids per-seat cost growth as teams scale
  • Purpose-built for solar and infrastructure operations rather than a generic project tool
  • Mobile field app for iOS and Android works offline for on-site photo, video, and data capture
  • Sits on top of existing CRM, ERP, and accounting tools via the Gloo integration layer instead of replacing them
  • Stage-gated workflows with compliance checkpoints and SLA breach detection standardize how projects run

Cons

  • No public pricing tiers; you must contact sales for a quote
  • Focus on solar, energy, and infrastructure verticals may make it less of a fit for unrelated industries
  • The breadth of modules (projects, field, BI, integrations, inventory) can mean a larger implementation than a single-purpose tool

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