Coverage · September 2026
One program at a time.
There is no such thing as “supports South Carolina.” Every utility publishes its own form and names its own accepted route, so Psid publishes coverage per program — and tells you plainly which stage yours is at.
Where programs stand
Source collected, then mapped, then accepted.
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Source collected
The program’s official blank form is downloaded from its own public page, with a checksum kept so we can tell when the utility changes it.
02
Mapped and rendered
Fields are mapped onto the original PDF and rendered against a fixture suite, so every value lands in the right box at the right size.
03
Accepted and published
The rendered output and the filing route are confirmed with the receiving program. Only then does the template go live.
Launch programs · official source form collected
In research
Not listed?
Send us the form you are filling by hand.
Requests are how the queue is ordered. Tell us the utility and, if you have it, the blank form — the ones testers actually ask for get built first, and you get told when yours is ready.
- Templates are included on every plan — a new program never costs extra.
- You will be told which stage your request is at, not just that it was received.
- If a utility changes its form, the checksum catches it and the template is rebuilt.