AI EV Charging Operations Platform
EVCP

AI EV Charging Operations Platform
EVCP

Overview
Charging data, turned into steadier and leaner operation
Predicting faults
Charging state and error history reveal likely failures early and show what to inspect firstMembership, payment, settlement
Members, bookings, payment methods, usage records and settlement — all handled in one placeDemand and energy
Usage patterns and energy consumption inform planning, pricing and load managementAI Operations Console
Operations and AI analysis on one screen
Site monitoring
See every site and charger on the map, and open the detail and usage history straight away.
- By operator and region
- Pick the site from a list by operator or region
- Status and history per charger
- Charger status and recent usage in one view
- Straight from the map
- Choose the site on the map itself
Operations dashboard
Arrange the charts you want, and watch charger status, revenue and energy delivered as it happens.
- Monthly revenue
- Revenue trend by period
- Energy delivered
- Monthly totals show the scale of the operation
- Chargers in service
- By region — available, charging, offline and faulty
Predicting faults, demand and energy
Charging state, error history, usage patterns and energy consumption are read by AI to suggest what the operator should look at first.
- Early warning
- Repeated errors put the most likely failures at the top of the list
- Demand forecast
- Patterns by hour, day and area show expected demand
- Energy recommendations
- Consumption and tariffs help spread load and adjust hours
Live event monitoring
Charger events are collected live, shown in a list and on the map, and timed to the moment the state changed.
- Events as they happen
- State changes recorded in the order they occurred
- Where it happened
- The site is shown on the map at the same time
- Change history
- Charger ID, site name and the time of the change
Finding a site on the map
Roaming partner sites and their chargers can be searched on the map. The driver app and the admin app share the same map module.
- Site and charger detail
- Detail for each site and charger, from the map
- Search by address
- Find a site by typing the address
- Filter by operator and type
- Filter by operator and charger type
Service Architecture
Separate services, so a fault stays small and growth stays easy
Membership
Sign-up, authentication, tariffs and usage history as their own service
Charger integration (OCPP)
OCPP version and compatibility checked before the charger joins the gateway
Payment
Charging billed and settled per session, with payment gateway integration
Roaming
Roaming between operators widens where drivers can charge
Built for a client, kept as a product
Experience integrating and operating chargers
Features fitted to each business
Designed for OCPI roaming and ISO 15118 communication
Our own communication module (2025)
EV charging platform
- The problem
- No platform for membership, integration, payment or monitoring
- What we did
- Built and ran microservices on OCPP, then retained them as EVCP
- The result
- A reusable platform containing everything a charging business needs
OCPP LTE module
- A Mini PCI LTE Cat M1 module developed in-house (2025) — including charging communication hardware
Ideal Use Cases
