Coordinate charging, records and reimbursement.
Coordinate compatible charging equipment, operational records, reimbursement and partner hand-offs. See which services fit your setup, what needs integration and who remains responsible for delivery.
Discuss your operational setup
Chapter 1
Connect — one operational foundation
Input: equipment inventory and connection permissions. Action: assess models, firmware and available data. Outcome: a scoped connection plan. Availability: depends on compatible hardware and supplier access.
Chapter 2
Control — run the daily operation
Input: locations, sessions and user roles. Action: organise records and agreed operational controls. Outcome: a shared daily overview. Availability: data feeds, control permissions and configured services are required.
Chapter 3
Settle — settlement that fits your work
Input: charging records, tariffs and employer policy. Action: allocate costs and prepare reimbursement for agreed approvals. Outcome: traceable settlement records. Availability: complete records and an agreed finance workflow; tax treatment needs separate review.
Chapter 4
Prove — evidence for decisions
Input: source records and reporting requirements. Action: organise evidence for review. Outcome: decisions traceable to available records. Availability: depends on source quality and scope; a report is not automatic regulatory compliance.
Chapter 5
Optimise — act on insight
Input: energy use, schedules and tariffs. Action: compare charging options. Outcome: better-informed operational decisions, not guaranteed savings. Availability: usable energy data and compatible controls for any configured automation.
Chapter 6
Monetise: assess potential ERE proceeds
Input: metering, registration, ownership and mandates. Action: assess an optional ERE route. Outcome: an indicative value scenario where eligible. Availability: verified eligibility, issuance and realised market value; no guaranteed proceeds.
Integrations
Connect what you already use.
The platform brings charging assets, vehicles, users, energy and financial data together. That creates one operational source for management, settlement and reporting.
One process, clear responsibilities.
Your team supplies charging records, tariffs, permissions and approvals. ChargeControl supports the agreed workflow; installers and suppliers remain responsible for their services. Your finance team and advisers assess the applicable tax treatment.
The driver
Charges at home or on the road — connected session data can become available in the platform.
Can benefit from insight into registered sessions and, where eligible, assessment for ERE or home-charging reimbursement.
The employer & fleet manager
Gives the fleet one platform for charging, insight and settlement.
Can improve processes around claims, costs and usage using available operational data.
The reseller & installer
Advises, supplies and installs — with their own sales tools on this same platform.
Can advise using their own sales tools; any margin and transaction arrangements depend on the partner programme.
The grid & climate
Where technically available and configured, control can take local operational constraints into account.
Potential grid or energy benefits depend on configuration, connection, tariffs and actual use.
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