IRA administrative team · Welcome to portal testing
See the journey.
Then try the portal.
Before someone signs in, they need to know where to go and what to expect. Walk through the website experience that brings a multifamily owner or contractor here.
This temporary guide is for the IRA administrative team. Neither portal site is open to the public yet. The public guidance needs no login. The portal is where each person manages their own information.
Go straight to portal testingThe screens below are illustrations, not live websites. Use “View full-size” to read a screen. Use the real portal buttons at the end to start testing.
01
They discover IRA.
What they read
A visitor starts on the Focus on Energy homepage. The IRA feature introduces home energy rebates.
What they click
Read More in the IRA feature.
Where that leads
The IRA overview, where they can learn about the program and find the path for their property.
02
They find multifamily.
What they read
The proposed IRA overview explains the rebates and separates multifamily buildings from individual household applications.
What they click
Explore multifamily rebates, before starting a household application.
Where that leads
A public guide to the building journey. They can understand the steps before creating an account.
03 · One guide, two views
They choose their role.
These are alternative views of the same proposed public page. An owner follows the owner path; a contractor follows the contractor path.
Owner or property manager
Your building. Your next step.
What they read
Add the property, buildings and units. Show how the building qualifies through income information or eligible housing-program records.
Tenants can submit privately. Owners see the result, not a tenant’s private income documents. Then connect with a registered contractor.
What they click
Create a customer account, or the existing-account sign-in link.
Where that leads
Their private customer portal: qualify the building, connect a contractor and follow project progress.
Contractor · Alternative view
Your company. Your project work.
What they read
Learn how company participation works, connect to the owner’s building, and send in the project’s forms and documents.
Having a sign-in does not mean the company is approved. Contractors do not see tenants’ private income documents.
What they click
The new-contractor registration choice, or the registered-contractor sign-in link.
Where that leads
Their contractor portal. The illustrated registration is a proposal; the actual controls below show what is available now.
04 · The real handoff
Now try it as a customer or contractor.
Choose the person you want to test as. These buttons open the actual account and sign-in flows.
You are entering: Production
Customer portal
New multifamily customer
Start a rebate application for a multifamily property with a new customer account.
I'm a new multifamily customerCustomer portal
Returning customer
Sign in to check on or finish the work you already started.
I'm a returning customerContractor portal
New contractor
Begin the contractor account and company participation process.
New contractor registration is not available in this testing environment yet.
Contractor portal
Returning contractor
Use your existing contractor sign-in. Your company's participation status still determines what you can do.
I'm a returning contractorInvited tenants should use the link their property owner sent them. It connects their information to the right building.