Methodology

Clear enough to explain. Structured enough to audit.

SafariCharge separates user inputs, governed reference data, deterministic calculations, external evidence, and professional judgment so a result never appears more certain than its basis.

Inputs

Start with traceable information

Site demand, fleet schedules, tariffs, solar resource, existing assets, equipment assumptions, and constraints are recorded rather than buried in a spreadsheet.

Models

Version every calculation

Persisted runs record their engine version, inputs, outputs, warnings, and provenance so later reports can be reproduced and reviewed.

Scenarios

Compare decisions, not isolated numbers

Teams can test changes in load, storage, charging, tariffs, costs, weather, and operating strategy while preserving the baseline.

Limits

Show uncertainty and missing evidence

Unavailable data and services produce explicit warnings. The platform does not silently replace missing operational evidence with fictional live data.

Validation

Keep verification gates visible

Automated tests protect calculation contracts. Independent model comparison and measured-site calibration remain required before stronger validation claims are made.

Review

Preserve the professional boundary

A qualified engineer must verify the site, network capacity, electrical protection, final equipment, drawings, and installation design.

Start with the evidence you already have.

Bring a site brief, utility bill, fleet schedule, supplier proposal, or RFQ. SafariCharge helps turn it into a controlled decision process.

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