Set charging tariffs for your residents.

Allocate power automatically and give operators direct access to usage and settlement records.

EV charging at a residential property

Start with everyday operational needs.

01

Managing charging tariffs

Operators may have limited control over how charging tariffs are structured.

02

Simultaneous charging demand

Keeping within contracted capacity becomes more complex when several vehicles charge at once.

03

Usage records and settlement

Charging records and settlement data often need to be reconciled separately.

Tools for the work that matters.

01

Automatic power allocation

Automatically adjust charger output within contracted capacity.

02

Charging schedule management

Manage charging times around site power conditions.

03

Usage records

Review charging records for residents in one place.

04

Settlement management

Give the operator direct control over billing and settlement records.

Frequently asked questions

Can we connect existing chargers?

OCPP 1.6 chargers can be integrated, subject to compatibility checks for the manufacturer and communication environment.

How do we review operations?

Review charger status, incidents, responses and usage records in the operating interface and compile them for reporting.

Can we manage multiple charging sites?

Yes. Manage status and usage information across sites in one consistent interface.

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