Additionally, you need to put in place a solution that gives you a unified view of, and control over, your charging infrastructure — from monitoring usage and consumption, to being alerted of hardware malfunctions, to being able to perform simple actions like unlock and reset remotely.

Not only that, you need to separate and control access to charge points for different user groups like visitors, guests and customers, employees and field operatives, or the general public — and have different fees and usage rights associated to each.

You want control — to white label, to localize, to integrate these services into your existing apps and domains, to process payments in multiple ways, to deliver robust invoicing and issue reimbursements — in order to capitalize on the investment being made on your charging infrastructure.