Electrification of transportation is accelerating. The infrastructure behind it needs software that can keep up.
Demand for EV charging infrastructure is growing faster than the industry's ability to build and manage it. Charge point networks are becoming more complex, grid impacts more significant, and driver expectations higher. Getting it right requires more than hardware — it requires intelligent software built for the realities of a rapidly maturing market.
We support energy companies, utilities, and mobility providers across the full EV charging stack — from embedded charge point software to backend management platforms and grid integration.
What we deliver
Charge Point Management Systems
Backend software for managing charge point networks at scale — covering real-time monitoring, remote diagnostics, session management, and reporting across distributed infrastructure.
Smart Charging & Demand Flexibility
Solutions that optimize charging behavior based on grid conditions, energy pricing, and user demand — reducing peak load impact and supporting grid stability without compromising the driver experience.
Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)
Software enabling bidirectional energy flow between vehicles and the grid — turning EV fleets into flexible grid assets and supporting the broader transition to distributed energy management.
Fleet Management
Digital platforms for fleet operators managing large numbers of EVs and charge points — covering scheduling, energy optimization, reporting, and integration with fleet management systems.
Protocol Expertise
Deep expertise in Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) and ISO 15118 — the standards underpinning communication between charge points, vehicles, and management systems. Our protocol libraries provide proven building blocks that accelerate development and reduce integration risk.
DC Fast Charging & Specialized Applications
Software support for DC fast charging, bus and truck charging, shore power, and next-generation electric aviation — covering the full range of emerging mobility use cases.