EV Charger User Access Control

Invite app users, assign charger or site access, keep private and shared chargers restricted, manage RFID tokens where supported, and connect access decisions to session records.

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From invited driver to accountable charging session.

Access control connects the owner or operator decision with the driver account, the charger or site grant, optional RFID authorization, and the session record that follows.

  1. Invite the app user

    Add residents, employees, hotel staff, guests, tenants, private users, or operating team members to the charging setup.

  2. Assign charger or site access

    Grant access only to the chargers or locations the driver should use instead of making every charger open to everyone.

  3. Add RFID tokens where supported

    Connect RFID identifiers to the user account for compatible chargers and installations that support local or backend authorization workflows.

  4. Connect access to reports

    Use session history to understand which user, charger, connector, and tariff were involved in each charging event.

User assignments, RFID tokens, and session accountability.

The CPO Portal keeps grants and RFID tokens visible for operators, while the mobile app shows the assigned chargers a driver can actually use.

EVCharge.mobi Admin Portal showing charger access grants for a driver account.
User grants and accessAssign residents, employees, guests, or drivers to the chargers they are allowed to use.User grants

RFID tokens

Keep RFID tokens connected to user records for compatible charger authorization workflows.

Owner charger settings

Open charger settings for owner actions such as Auto charge, user management, RFID access, and charger configuration.

Driver app

See assigned chargers, public charging access, status, session totals, and recent charging history.

Reports and charts

Review filters, session totals, consumption, costs, and report charts for operator follow-up.

What access control needs before it is reliable.

Access rules are only useful when users, charger grants, optional RFID identifiers, and session data are configured around the same operating model.

  • Required

    Driver account for app access

    Invited app-based charging needs a driver account connected to the charger or location they are allowed to use.

  • Required

    Charger or site assignment

    Each user needs the right charger, connector, station, or site access before the private or shared charger can be used.

  • When supported

    RFID depends on charger support

    RFID authorization needs compatible charger hardware, firmware behavior, RFID reader setup, and authorization configuration.

  • Separate setting

    Public visibility is separate

    Private grants decide who can use a restricted charger. Public or semi-public visibility is a separate operator decision.

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  • For reports

    Session data for accountability

    To see who charged afterward, authorization and session records must connect the user, charger, connector, timing, meter data, and tariff context.

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Explore the platform by use case and feature.

Find the page that matches your charging setup, from daily driver charging to multi-site charger operations.

EV Charging Management Platform for Businesses and CPOs

Use the CPO Portal to manage charging stations, users, access, tariffs, sessions, reports, monitoring, smart profiles, and Dynamic Load Management.

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EV Charging for Apartment Buildings

Manage resident EV charging fairly with user invitations, access control, consumption tracking, session exports, and shared infrastructure support.

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Workplace EV Charging for Employees and Visitors

Manage employee charging, visitor access, tariffs or free charging, reports, smart charging, and Dynamic Load Management during the workday.

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Private EV Charger Management for Homes and Shared Chargers

Manage a compatible private charger with trusted-user access, owner settings, scheduled charging, Smart Mode where supported, session history, and CPO Portal records.

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EV Charging Session History and Reports

Review charging sessions, energy consumption, user activity, timing, costs, and export needs for charger owners and operators.

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EV Charging Tariff Management and Billing Support

Configure tariffs for Public paid charging and reporting context, review session costs, and keep charger records clear for operational billing-support workflows.

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Common questions.

Short answers for charger owners, drivers, installers, businesses, and small CPOs evaluating EVCharge.mobi.

Charger owners and operators invite a driver in the CPO Portal, then assign access to the relevant charger, site, or operating context. Once access is assigned, the driver can use the EVCharge.mobi mobile app for daily charging.
Yes. Access can be limited so a driver uses only the chargers or locations they are assigned to. This is useful for private chargers, apartment residents, workplace employees, hotel staff, tenants, and selected guest access.
No. RFID depends on the charger model, firmware, reader behavior, and authorization setup. Where RFID is not supported or not configured, invited app-based access can still be used for compatible charging workflows.
Yes. Access control is useful for shared buildings, workplaces, hotels, homes, private charger sharing, and small CPO sites because each driver can be connected to the chargers they are allowed to use.
Session accountability depends on authorization and session data, but EVCharge.mobi can connect charging records to users, chargers, connectors, tariffs, and timing where the charger and setup provide that information.

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