Why it exists
Year four, the inverter fails, and the maker asks for the serial number. The person who photographed it has left, and the paperwork is in a folder nobody can find. Baton exists so that does not happen: every unit is photographed, its serial is checked by a person, and the whole record is handed over once.
What it does
- A technician photographs each nameplate on site. No account is needed on the phone.
- Two AI models read the plate independently. A person checks every manufacturer, model and serial number before a handover can be made.
- Baton makes a PDF, an Excel file and a CSV from that record.
Where your files live
Photographs and generated documents are saved in your own Google Drive. Baton asks only for Google's narrow drive.file permission, so it can see only the files it created. The details are in the privacy notice.
What Baton does not do
Baton does not issue certificates. An installation certificate, a certificate of compliance or a grid-connection form needs a named, licensed person and the regulator's own form. You attach those to the pack. Baton records the equipment and the evidence around it.
Get in touch
Questions, a problem, or a handover pack you want to see before you start: email hello@hustleworld.app. Help with the product is on the support page, and what it costs is on the pricing page.