Charging operations

Run access, charging status and reports from one operating view.

Set up access, charging status, fee collection and reports around the people who use and operate the site. Your quotation lists the exact software modules, integrations and support included.

Access, payments and reports in one view Illustrative EVBBC charging management platform dashboard used for project planning
Where it fits

Use the platform when charging needs an owner and an operating process.

The software profile changes with the site, drivers and commercial model.

1

Commercial and public charging

Configure public or controlled access, operator visibility, commercial rules and the reports needed by the site owner.

2

Hotel and workplace charging

Separate guest, employee, tenant or staff workflows and confirm which free, authorised or paid modes apply.

3

Fleet and logistics operation

Organise vehicles, drivers, shifts, charging status and energy records around the fleet workflow included in the project.

4

Multi-site operator

Define site hierarchy, user roles, portfolio reporting, support ownership and integration requirements before rollout.

Operating profiles

Choose what your team needs to do each day.

Choose the user and operating workflow first. Your quotation then lists the included functions, data handling, integrations and service.

01

Commercial site operations

Charging control
Status, access and allowed remote actions confirmed for the charging groups
Operating model
One property or public site with named operator roles and commercial workflow
Charger connection
Compatible charger communication, network and data path confirmed per project
Best starting fit
Mall, office, public parking or fuel-station charging

The quote names the included access, tariff or fee, payment, reporting, alert and support functions.

02

Guest and member operations

Charging control
Charging rules linked to the access groups confirmed for the property
Operating model
Guest, resident, employee, tenant or member journeys with operator oversight
Charger connection
Selected chargers and identity or access method confirmed in the project scope
Best starting fit
Hotels, workplaces, apartments and controlled destination charging

Free, authorised and paid modes, user roles, privacy inputs and front-desk or property workflows are agreed before supply.

03

Fleet charging operations

Charging control
Charging visibility and allowed control linked to vehicle and departure workflows
Operating model
Depot operation organised around vehicles, drivers, shifts or charging groups
Charger connection
Fleet chargers, site controller and data interfaces confirmed per project
Best starting fit
Return-to-base fleets and logistics depots

Vehicle records, schedule inputs, priority visibility, energy reports, exceptions and operator roles are fixed in the software scope.

Representative views

See the operator questions a charging dashboard needs to answer.

The sample interface groups sites, chargers, sessions, faults, remote actions, energy and reports in one operator view.

Illustrative EVBBC charging management platform sample interface with clearly marked demonstration data
Sample operations interface

Demonstration data illustrates an operator view for sites, chargers, sessions and exceptions; enabled functions and integrations are fixed in the project scope.

This sample dashboard shows the kinds of site, charger, session and alert views you can select for your operation.

Complete the operating stack

Connect AC chargers, DC chargers and site-power control in one operator view.

Available controls depend on the charger model and connection method; your quote lists the functions for your equipment.

Illustrative commercial AC charger family visual
Destination charging

Commercial AC charging

Configure access and reporting for longer-stay charging groups included in the project.

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Illustrative commercial DC fast charger family visual
Fast charging

Commercial DC charging

Connect the operator view to the public or controlled fast-charge lane and its commercial workflow.

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Illustrative site-power control equipment for a commercial charging project
Site power

Dynamic load management

Expose the power-control status and operator actions included in the confirmed control design.

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Before ordering

Send six details to configure access, payments and reports.

Tell us who uses the chargers, how drivers pay, what your team monitors and which reports it needs.

  • Site owner, day-to-day operator, support roles and required permission levels
  • Driver groups, access journey and free, authorised or paid charging rules
  • Currency, tax, tariff or fee logic, payment route and settlement or reconciliation needs
  • Charger models, OCPP 1.6J or other agreed communications, connectivity and required integrations
  • Dashboard fields, reports, exports, alerts, remote actions and escalation workflow
  • Data fields, hosting and retention needs, privacy responsibilities, onboarding and support
WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Get the right information at each buying step.

Download the worksheet now. Your quotation adds the selected configuration, and your confirmed order adds the handover set.

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Commercial EV charging project worksheet

Share the site, vehicles, power information, destination and timeline needed for a useful first proposal.

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With your quotation

Selected charging software scope

Lists the users, permissions, charging-session workflow, remote actions, payment handoff, reports, data and integrations included.

Included with your quotation Add this document scope to my quote
With a confirmed order

Software activation and operating handover pack

The confirmed order controls the applicable onboarding, roles, enabled functions, reporting, warranty and support documents.

Included with your confirmed order Plan my handover pack

Use the worksheet to share your starting details. Your quotation and order list the exact specifications, documents, responsibilities and commercial terms included.

Buyer questions

Answers before you select a charging management platform.

Can the platform collect charging fees?

Describe the country, currency, tax treatment, user journey, payment route and settlement or reconciliation needs. The functions and commercial providers included for the project are then named in the quotation.

Can hotel guests, employees and the public use different rules?

Yes. Your quotation can list separate identity methods, permissions, free or paid rules and operator actions for each user group.

Will the platform work with every charger?

Match the selected charger model, communication method, network and required functions together. A protocol name alone does not mean every command, data field or workflow is supported.

What reports can the operator receive?

List the decisions the report must support, such as energy by site or vehicle, charging sessions, fee records, status or exceptions. The included fields, period, export and delivery method are then confirmed.

What should I send for a software quotation?

Provide the site type, operator and user roles, charger list, access and payment workflow, reporting needs, required integrations, connectivity, data requirements and support expectations.

Use this platform

Add the operator workflow to your charging blueprint.

Choose the site, spaces, market and connectors. Your project brief will carry the recommended hardware and the access, payment, reporting and support questions needed to confirm the software scope.

Your first plan shows the recommended dashboard, access and reporting setup.
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