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Friday, September 18, 2026

1. this deploy

   Panel-walk CSV loads a live building electrical plant

   Account Load writes panels, breakers, and outlets from a shop CSV. Excel TSV works. Panels and Drops read that file. Harborline stays the compiled demo. Password hashes untouched.

   • ●electric-plant-import — panel, breaker, outlet, room. POST /api/electric/csv same as the form. Export downloads the loaded walk.
   • ●Empty Panels / Drops send the shop to Account. Did not invent a Waukesha street.
   • electric
   • plant
   • launch

Wednesday, September 16, 2026

1. this deploy

   Panel-walk import, shop license, add-on SKUs, product page

   A shop can load a panel walk the same way they load a cabling CSV. Billing shows the package license and three a la carte SKUs. /for-contractors/product is the launch product page.

   • ●electric-plant-import — Account and the client record load panel, breaker, outlet, room. Harborline stays compiled.
   • ●tier-licensing — LIC-CABLE / LIC-ELEC / LIC-BOTH on Billing, the invoice, and the price book. Not Stripe.
   • ●alacarte-addons — extra field seat $35, extra building $30, camera map $25. No twenty checkboxes.
   • ●lantern-launch-site — product + pricing on lantern.enlightenstudios.us. Powered by Enlighten stays the footer.
   • electric
   • billing
   • launch

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

1. this deploy

   Electric Pro is on the price sheet and the field rail

   Electric Pro is a published package at $99/mo for the office seat and $35/mo per named field seat — the same meter as Cable Pro. Panels, drops, the panel Lens, electrical SKUs, and Harborline sample WO-0002 are live. Cable Pro shops do not see that rail.

   • ●Published on /for-contractors/pricing next to Cable Pro. Admin client picker has the fifth card. Check or QuickBooks, Net 15 on seats, customer invoices Net 30. No Stripe.
   • ●An Electric Pro shop gets Panels, Drops, and the panel Lens. Closets and the jack map stay off. Cable Pro and MSP shops do not grow an electrical rail.
   • ●Breaker schedules stay two columns on a phone, used vs spare vs open, amp tally per leg — not an NEC load calculation.
   • ●Find on Harborline also matches outlet numbers and panel codes. Work orders on Electric Pro hang device, homerun, breaker, and labor lines first.
   • ●Harborline sample WO-0002 is a fictional range circuit on LP-1A. No real Waukesha building. Electrical import CSV is still open.
   • packages
   • electric

2. this deploy

   Electric Pro — panels, breakers, drops, and the bill

   Fifth package, for electricians: $99/mo for the office seat and $35/mo per named field seat, the same meter as Cable Pro. Panels with a real breaker schedule, drops that know which panel and which breaker they are on, and a Lens that reads the panel instead of the rack.

   • ●Panels draws the door card: odd left, even right, phase per position, multi-pole breakers spanning their spaces, used vs spare vs open.
   • ●Amp tally per panel and per leg against the main. It is a sum of what a tech typed on each circuit — not an NEC load calculation.
   • ●Drops carry the outlet number, room, mounting, device amps, and the breaker they come from. Search an outlet, a room, a panel, or a word from a circuit label.
   • ●Electrical Lens is its own tool at /lens/electric. The cabling Lens is unchanged.
   • ●Electrical SKUs — device, homerun, breaker, gear, labor, trip, permit — sit in the shared price book, so work orders and Net 30 invoices already bill them.
   • ●Off for every existing company. Cable Pro and MSP shops see no electrical rail. Harborline has a fictional demo plant; there is no real building, no utility read, and no meter scrape.
   • packages
   • electric