Diablito Check (Validation Guide)

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Approval Requirements for the Diablito Check

Follow the Underwriting Criteria (Mainstream Valid Rules)

Process to Review and Approve/Reject the Diablito Check

1. Open the following link to identify the pending diablito to review.

2. Select the option “Revisión de Diablito” 

a. Open the ops direction by clicking on the “Go to Doc” button.

b. Open the CFE bill.

c. Open lead.

3. Create the custom items: “Cálculo de planeación” and "Comprobante de no adeudos” unless they are already in the checklist. 

4. Go to the "Diablito Check" item, check there is information about the installed and contracted load capacity if not reject with:

5. In the CFE bill verify:

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      6. Open "Solicitud de Visita Tecnica" to check the PP number, copy it. Go to the  “Proposal Request” section, identify the PP.  Compare it with the CFE bill, verify that:

      7. In the “Proposal request” section, where the PP was identified in step 6, click on the “three dots”. Select  “Ver y editar datos”. Then click on “Editar parámetros”. Scroll down until you reach the “Consumos históricos” section. Compare the data with the CFE bill. Verify that: 

      8. Simulate the PP: 

      9. If everything is OK then approve the Diablito Check filling the following information: 

      New Houses, CFE Bills, and New Residency Approval Process and Consumption Estimation

      We can approve a project that is new construction or was recently moved into and thus has CFE billing period in the last 12 months of $0 in certain periods in the following scenarios and WITH written confirmation from the customer per this standard:

      New Construction Process:

      1. Size the system is sized using Bright calculator (link here and benchmarks here) which has the best practices for how to estimate consumption following best practices based on the various scenarios we encounter
      2. The sign off on this amount is given by the client with written confirmation that this is an estimation and the real consumption could be higher or lower and may result in additional cost if the system size needs to change (more below on how to do so).
      3. Have a written confirmation from the customer acknowledging that this size system assumes x kWhs per year consumption and if it turns out differently then they acknowledge their CFE bill will be higher and they may need additional solar at additional cost, 

      IMPORTANT: This written confirmation can be done via mail or whatsapp. Please DO NOT request a signature from the client, just a confirmation of the previous statement.

      Flow Chart

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      Revision #31
      Created 23 September 2023 18:28:17 by Hector Vargas
      Updated 13 February 2025 19:14:34 by Eduardo Alcantara