See your network clearly
Bring station, charger and session information together to understand what needs attention.
Run your charging network.
Manage the power behind it.
EV charging management software for Charge Point Operators (CPOs) and site operators. Connect station monitoring, remote operations, tariffs, billing and energy management in one operational workflow.
OCPP 1.6J · 2.0.1Operations · Tariffs · BillingLoad balancing · Peak Guard
More sites to operate. One place to understand them.
Every station brings daily operational decisions. GROO EV connects the information your team needs to monitor chargers, respond to incidents and track charging activity.
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Operations
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Site status
Songdo CentralOnline
Yeongjong ParkingCharging
Guwol RetailNeeds attention
Cheongna CentreOnline
Work within site power limits
Allocate charging power to available capacity and respond to peak demand conditions.
Connect activity to billing
Link charging records, tariffs and billing information for reconciliation and operational reporting.
AI operations agent
The AI agent analyses charging records to help resolve issues.
Help your team respond to charging incidents and provide drivers and operators with the guidance they need.
Charging support
Illustrative exampleSupport tasks
- Identify the cause
- Review status records and communication logs together.
- Guide the driver
- Explain the current status and how to try charging again.
- Support operations
- Give operators the information they need to respond.
Guidance
Support for each situation
Drivers can see what to do next, while operators follow the response.
Who it supports
Driver guidanceOperator review
Core capabilities for charging operators
From managing equipment to reviewing performance, keep the essential parts of charging operations connected.
AI operations agent
Analyse charging status and communication logs to understand issues and provide drivers and operators with guidance for the response.
Station & charger management
Manage stations and chargers in one place, with visibility into connectivity and active charging sessions.
Remote operations & diagnostics
Use remote commands, command history, charger logs and incident records to support your team’s response.
Flexible tariff management
Configure tariffs by time of use, charging speed class and user type, with versioned pricing rules.
Billing & reconciliation
Connect charging sessions, calculated charges and settlement records so your team can trace charging activity through to billing.
Reporting & analytics
Review charging activity, revenue and charger utilisation, and download reports for the period you need.
Role-based access
Separate administrator and operator responsibilities with access permissions for their work.
Control charging power within site limits.
Manage charging demand alongside charger status. Configure controls around the power limits and operating requirements of each site.
Allocate charging power within site limits.
Adjust output across simultaneous charging sessions to help keep charging demand within the configured power limit.
Site validation required
- Site-level power limits
- Power allocation across active chargers
- Charger control and metering compatibility checked during a pilot
Respond when power demand rises.
Monitor contracted capacity and power usage, then reduce charging power according to configured peak demand conditions.
Site validation required
- Power usage monitoring
- Charging power reduction under configured conditions
- Control behaviour validated with site metering data
Plan charging around vehicle operations.
Manage the charging sequence around vehicle operating schedules.
Fleet configuration
- Vehicle operating schedules
- Vehicle charging sequence planning
- Configured for fleet operating requirements
A future connection between charging and demand response.
GROON is also developing a demand response management system (DRMS). Connecting EV charging loads to DR is a future development direction, not a currently included capability.
Charger compatibility, deployment and local integrations
Validate your charger models, review deployment requirements and discuss the payment and roaming integrations needed in your market.
Charger interoperability
GROO EV implements OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 communication. Validate required messages and remote controls against your charger models and firmware during a pilot.
On-premise deployment
Discuss an on-premise deployment for your operating environment. Self-service account and subscription management for cloud SaaS is still in development.
Local integrations
Agree on payment providers, currency and tax requirements, roaming connections and language needs. Country-specific integration and development scope is assessed separately.
Before you plan a rollout.
What can a CPO manage with GROO EV?
Core capabilities cover station and charger monitoring, remote operations, tariffs, billing and settlement records, analytics and power management. Deployment scope is agreed around your network size and charger configuration.
Will it work with every OCPP charger?
Integration is based on implemented OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 communication. Support for specific messages and controls depends on the charger and firmware, so target hardware is validated in a pilot. Protocol implementation does not imply certification or universal compatibility.
Are local payments and roaming included?
Payment providers, currency and tax requirements, roaming partners and protocols are reviewed for each market. Local integrations are scoped explicitly rather than assumed to be available out of the box.
How do we discuss a demo or pilot?
Email your target market, charger manufacturers and models, OCPP versions, station and charger counts, and preferred deployment model. We will discuss the scenarios and integrations to evaluate together.
Discuss your GROO EV deployment.
Tell us where you operate, which chargers you use or plan to install, and how many sites and chargers you need to manage. We’ll review the features and integrations you need and discuss demo and pilot options.