Artemis is like Solo but better for many reasons. The app has a lot more flexibility than Solo in regards to design and standards as well as allows you to customize the proposal more so that you do not look like every other company using the application. The ease of use for representatives is also really amazing. They are able to get started pretty quickly with very little training. Implementation can take some time but is relativelty simple. With all the inverter and module changes happening so frequently, it is nice to have an app that allows custom entries. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Artemis is a relatively small company getting ready to explodee it feels like. They are entering a market with a better price than their competitors so through this time they can get inundated with requests and it can take some time. This in the long run with be goodd for them and the competition in this space as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My experience with Artemis has been exceptional from beginning to end. The software transformed what was once a long and complicated solar proposal process into something remarkably quick and easy to use. I was able to move from an initial lead to a precise, finance-ready system design in very little time, which gave me a sense of confidence and clarity I hadn’t experienced with other platforms. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, I haven't encountered any issues so far! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how I'm able to add/remove panels using different paths. One example allows me to press the minus or plus button and it'll take-off or add the most efficient panel. I also love the fact we can start designing customers' systems right away instead of waiting for someone behind the scenes to create one for you. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When I add panels one at a time, they don't line up correctly. I also can't use the mouse to just add multiple panels by "brushing" them on, like in other software I can place a panel and move the mouse over while holding down a button and a whole line of panels appear. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate Artemis for its ability to generate accurate solar proposals quickly, which streamlines my workflow during live transfers. I enjoy the speed at which I can modify designs; the ability to draw my own roof planes and re-do a design swiftly is incredibly useful, especially when the system-generated designs usually suffice. I like the feature that allows me to switch between different satellite images to ensure the best fit, which enhances the design's precision. Additionally, the tool's functionality to add and remove panels quickly while alternating between portrait and landscape modes is a significant advantage. The initial setup of Artemis was very easy, making it highly user-friendly from the outset. My satisfaction with Artemis is reflected in my willingness to recommend it highly, as demonstrated by my enthusiastic rating of 10 out of 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I sometimes experience a save error with Artemis. This issue primarily occurs when I do not allow enough time for the system to complete a task before initiating a new one. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate how Artemis allows us to generate accurate proposals quickly and accurately. It simplifies complex proposals and lets my sales team scale quickly and effectively. I really like the clear dropdowns, quick data import, and the ability to easily update redlines. These features make it easy for my sales team to generate proposals that are uniform and consistent. It's also great that Artemis allowed us to incorporate more services on a single tool, making it fast and easy to set up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I need a roof measures tool for roofing proposals. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Artemis really easy to use, and it gives me visibility of all I need at a glance, which helps me complete my work quicker. The super intuitive interface makes it easy to locate projects and shows me how to work with them. I also really like the support chat option. Whenever I need something, they're super fast and always help in the best way. They're always ready to jump in, help, explain, or look for a solution. I also appreciate the ease of initial setup thanks to the intuitive interface. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm unsure if Artemis has an option for dark mode, which is really useful for people like me who spend several hours working on a PC. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The proposal pops up immediately and is accurate and user friendly. I didn't do any training beforehand and could easily understand what was going on and add and take away panels. There are more advanced settings for customers that want to ensure accuracy. The roof is clear and the imagery is very up to date.

Super convenient with financiers integrated into the tool so you can see all your options right there.

I've used several proposal tools and this one is probably the easiest to use and one of the more trustworthy ones. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I didn't see a place to edit or verify roof pitch, but it is very possible I am missing something. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Artemis incredibly valuable for its efficiency in creating solar system quotes within minutes, which facilitates quicker decision-making for my clients by clearly illustrating potential savings. I appreciate how user-friendly Artemis is, making it accessible even for clients who are not tech-savvy, allowing them to navigate the platform with ease and get their quotes done efficiently. This simplicity helps clients visualize their systems’ installation and engage in the design process themselves, thereby increasing their comfort and confidence in proceeding with installation. The ease of integration with Salesforce to track installation details and generate other types of reports is another significant advantage. I am impressed with the seamless transition from Aurora to Artemis, as it combines the design and quoting process in one simple, effective platform. Additionally, the initial setup of Artemis was straightforward, and the clear step-by-step guidelines make it easy for my team to use the platform effectively. Overall, I am eager to recommend Artemis to others, as it not only meets but exceeds my expectations in managing solar system quoting and client engagement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't dislike anything in particular, just wish that more potential clients could be able to navigate the platform and see how easy it is to not only see their potential installation, but also what their monthly bill would be and the potential saving they could achieve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’ve been using Artemis for my solar proposals, and it’s been a big improvement compared to the other platforms I’ve worked with. The first thing I noticed was the pricing. It’s much more inexpensive than the big-name competitors, and the fact that it doesn’t limit users, revisions, or signatures makes it even better. That alone has made a huge difference for our team. The speed is another big plus. Proposals that used to take minutes to generate are now ready in about 10–15 seconds. It pulls in roof data, shading, and production estimates automatically, so I can get something accurate in front of the customer while I’m still with them. That’s helped us close deals faster and keep customers engaged. I also like how integrated it is with financing. I can run loan options right in the proposal without bouncing between different systems. For our team in the field, that’s been a huge time saver. One feature I didn’t expect to like as much as I do is the website embed tool. We dropped it into our company site and now homeowners can design their own system, look at payment options, and send us their info directly. The leads that come in through it are much warmer than a normal contact form. Overall, Artemis has been worth the switch for us. It’s faster, more affordable, and easier to use than what we had before. I’d recommend it to any solar company that wants to save money and speed up their sales process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Artemis has been a strong step forward for us in many ways, there are a few things I don’t like about the platform. One of the biggest challenges is the lack of flexibility with user roles. Right now the options are very limited, and we can’t customize roles to fit some of the specific functions we need for our team. That makes it harder to give certain users access to only the tools or permissions that match their job. Another drawback is that the platform is still relatively new. Because of that, it doesn’t have the same depth of features or polish as some of the longer-established competitors. There are moments where the workflow feels a little rigid, and we’ve had to adjust how we do things to fit within the way Artemis is currently set up. Overall, it’s a good tool and the speed and cost advantages are real, but the lack of customizable roles and some of the platform’s limitations are areas that I’d like to see improved as it continues to grow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate Artemis because it's fast and incredibly efficient in creating visually appealing proposals, which is essential for my work in solar design. The quick design capabilities allow me to produce quality layouts rapidly, which is imperative in a fast-paced environment. This efficiency not only streamlines my workflow but also enables me to present compelling value propositions to my customers swiftly. Switching from Aurora to Artemis has enhanced the speed of my operations significantly. Additionally, I found the initial setup of Artemis to be straightforward and user-friendly, which made transitioning effortless and reduced downtime. Overall, Artemis’s performance is outstanding, and it enhances my productivity, making it an indispensable tool in my workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the AI functionalities, specifically the roof planes, shading, and panel placement in Artemis, to be problematic. They are usually not accurate, which impacts the quality and precision of solar designs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.