Three places, three figures
Depot, home and public post each hand over their own format.
Your accounts need one figure per driver at the end of the month, and today it sits in three separate statements.
Reported per driverA card instead of a receiptExport for your accountsTwo procurement rounds have left two makes of wallbox at the depot.
At home the driver’s wallbox sits on a private house connection.
If it speaks OCPP 1.6-J, it reports to the same place as the depot.
Every session then lands in one list.
Three reasons why the month-end close drags in a fleet.
Depot, home and public post each hand over their own format.
The session sits at the station. The driver appears on no record.
A flat rate rarely fits. Checking it eats the month-end close.
The report adds up everything that ran through one card.

Each card belongs to a driver, each session to a card.
Day, week, month or year, each with a total.
The file goes on to payroll or to your tax adviser.
Four points that shorten the month-end close.
Every card is assigned to a driver. The session carries that with it.
Read more →Wallboxes from different makers report into the same screen.
Read more →Meter readings come from the station, the export goes to your accounts.
Read more →Which charge point is busy, which one has gone quiet.
Read more →Four steps, from handing out cards to the report.
Every driver gets a card, every card a permission for their charging group.
The station asks before it starts whether this card may charge here.
Start, end and meter reading become one record.
At the end of the month each driver has a total in kilowatt hours.
A fleet with 25 charge points and 60 drivers. The figures are an example.
Tell us briefly what the depot looks like. A person will answer.
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