Plan and follow charging sessions alongside the vehicle’s next shift. Connect charge readiness and interrupted sessions to the car and driver so your team can identify the work needed before departure.
Session planning and monitoring
Interrupted-session recovery
State-of-charge checks
Verified home-charging reconciliation
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What you see
Review the charging record by car, driver and network. Session records, costs and exceptions help the fleet team follow energy use and reconcile charging with the operating day.
Session ledger by car and driver
Compliance exceptions
Energy costs by network
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How it starts
Share the networks your fleet uses, where vehicles normally charge and how you plan shifts. The pilot scope starts with your existing charging arrangements; new hardware is not assumed.
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Can the plan include drivers who charge at home?
Home-based charging can be included in the operating model. Agree the evidence and reconciliation process for those sessions as part of the fleet’s charging workflow.
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What should I bring to a charging discussion?
Bring your fleet size, typical shift windows, charging locations and examples of the records your team uses. These help identify the charging workflow and connections to review.