Platform comparison
AMMP vs AlsoEnergy / PowerTrack
AlsoEnergy and its PowerTrack platform, now part of Stem, are a fine choice if you want the largest installed base and a standard feature set. If your portfolio has requirements that don't fit the template, keep reading.
Which one fits your portfolio?
Choose AlsoEnergy if
- You want the largest installed base in the US market.
- A standardised feature set covers what your team needs.
- You are running utility-scale assets with an established track record behind the platform.
Choose AMMP if
- You need custom integrations built for your specific vendors and dataloggers.
- Your KPIs and dashboards don't match anyone's default template.
- Your portfolio is storage-heavy or hybrid, not PV only.
- You want direct access to the engineers who build the platform.
- Your business model needs its own workflows: billing, financing verification, customer-facing reporting.
Approach comparison
| Dimension | AMMP | AlsoEnergy / PowerTrack |
|---|---|---|
| Customisation model | Custom integrations, KPIs and workflows built for you on a maintained platform. | Configuration within a standardised, widely deployed feature set. |
| Integration approach | API-first: we connect to vendor clouds and APIs, with an edge gateway only where needed. | Gateway-focused: data collection centred on their own hardware and dataloggers. |
| Support model | Direct access to platform engineers, not a first-line queue. | Tiered ticket queues with escalation paths. |
| BESS and hybrid depth | Built for PV, BESS, generators and hybrid sites, including high-datapoint storage systems. | Strong PV heritage, storage supported as part of the standard product. |
| Reporting flexibility | Programmable, white-labelled reporting and customer-facing portals. | Comprehensive report library with configurable templates. |
| Time to ship a custom requirement | Typically 2 to 6 weeks, against a fixed-price quote. | Depends on the product roadmap for anything outside the standard set. |
| Contract flexibility | Modular pricing by MWp and modules, with a discounted trial period. | Subscription tied to hardware and platform packages. |
AlsoEnergy information is based on publicly available documentation as of August 2026. Tell us if anything is out of date and we will correct it.
When the template breaks
Three situations we are asked about most often. None of them are unique to one vendor.
The multi-vendor fleet
Some platforms support certain inverter brands only via scheduled file push. The moment a file is late or malformed, you get gaps in exactly the fleet you needed to report on. An API-first integration keeps the same data model across every brand.
The urgent-alert map
Dispatch teams need to see on a fleet-wide map what is urgent right now. Standard portals give you a list of alerts, not a geospatial view that orders the day's work.
The branded customer dashboard
An O&M provider needs environmental-impact dashboards, CO2 avoided and trees saved, under their own brand for their end customers. Standard portals rarely bend that far.
Switching from AlsoEnergy / PowerTrack
Since the AlsoEnergy acquisition, PowerTrack sits inside Stem's Athena platform, and platform consolidation makes some teams want a second option on the table. If that is you, this is how a move works in practice.
Parallel run
Both platforms collect data side by side during the handover. You only switch off the old system once the numbers match and your team is comfortable.
We rebuild your dashboards
Your dashboards, KPIs and reports are rebuilt in AMMP by our engineers. No blank-slate restart, no months of reconfiguration for your team.
Fixed migration fee
The migration is quoted at a fixed price before any work starts, so the cost of moving is known up front.
AMMP has become an integral part of our daily operations. The team actually uses it every day, that's the best proof it works.
Frequently asked questions
Have a requirement AlsoEnergy said no to? Send it to us.
Describe the integration, KPI or workflow you were told was out of scope. We will tell you honestly whether we can build it, and what it costs.
Competitor information on this page is based on publicly available documentation as of August 2026. Tell us if anything is out of date and we will correct it.