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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From owner setup to trusted driver charging.

Private charger management has two sides: owners set up and control the charger from the CPO Portal, while drivers use the mobile app for daily charging.

  1. Add the charger in the CPO Portal

    Create the charger, assign it to the right site or location, and connect compatible OCPP hardware where the model and firmware support it.

  2. Use owner settings and access rules

    Keep the charger private, manage owner actions, and decide whether invited drivers use app access, RFID, or both where the setup supports it.

  3. Invite trusted drivers

    Give family members, tenants, staff, guests, or selected private users access to the charger without making it open to everyone.

  4. Choose Instant, Schedule, or Smart Mode

    Drivers can start charging immediately, use scheduled charging, or use Smart Mode where the charger, vehicle, tariff, and market data support it.

  5. Review sessions after charging

    Use driver history and operator reports to see energy, timing, and cost context where data is available.

Private charger control from driver app to operator records.

Owners can see charger settings and access context, while drivers get a clear app flow for instant charging, scheduled charging, and session history.

EVCharge.mobi mobile app showing owner charger settings with Auto charge, Manage, Users, and RFIDs options.
Owner charger settingsOpen charger settings for owner actions such as Auto charge, user management, RFID access, and charger configuration.Owner charger settings

Charger detail

Open a private charger to see status, connector details, tariff context, vehicle telemetry, and charging actions.

Scheduled charging

Use the Schedule option on a private charger when fixed-tariff or non-market setups do not use Smart Charging.

User grants and access

Assign residents, employees, guests, or drivers to the chargers they are allowed to use.

Session history

Review energy, timing, and cost details for completed charging sessions where data is available.

What private charger management needs.

A private charger can be simple for drivers, but owner management still depends on charger compatibility, access setup, and the right owner tools.

  • Required

    Compatible charger connection

    The charger needs OCPP/backend configuration and reliable communication before remote management can work.

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  • Required

    Owner access in the CPO Portal

    Private owners use the CPO Portal for adding chargers, managing users, assigning access, tariffs, and reviewing records.

  • Required for sharing

    Trusted driver accounts

    Drivers need app accounts and assigned access before they can use the private charger from the mobile app.

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  • When supported

    RFID support depends on hardware

    RFID can be used only where the charger, firmware, and authorization setup support it.

  • For reports and Smart Mode

    Tariff and market-price setup

    Private tariffs support reporting, cost visibility, and Smart Mode context; paid driver charging requires Public charger setup.

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  • For reports

    Session data for history

    History and cost context depend on the final session record, meter data, and configured tariff rules.

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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 App for Smarter, Cheaper Charging

Use the EVCharge.mobi mobile app to access invited private chargers, start or schedule charging, use Smart Charging where supported, find public chargers, and review session history and costs.

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Smart EV Charging with Dynamic Electricity Prices

Choose between instant charging, scheduled charging, and Smart Mode, then use lower-price hours when dynamic electricity prices, compatible tariffs, vehicle context, and charger setup support it.

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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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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 Cost Calculator

Estimate session energy, charging cost, and cost per 100 km before comparing it with real session history.

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Cheapest EV Charging Hours

Preview lower-price charging windows from enabled market price data for supported bidding zones.

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Common questions.

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

Yes. Private charger owners can use EVCharge.mobi to manage a compatible charger, invite trusted users, control access, review sessions, and use scheduled or Smart Charging features where the charger and tariff setup support them.
Drivers use the native mobile app for daily charging. Private charger owners use the CPO Portal for owner setup tasks such as adding chargers, managing users and access, configuring tariffs, and reviewing operator-level records.
Yes. Charger owners can invite trusted drivers and assign access to the relevant charger or location. This is useful for homes, shared private chargers, tenants, small offices, or selected guest access.
RFID can be used where the charger model, firmware, and installation setup support compatible authorization. App-based access can still be used for invited drivers even when RFID is not part of the setup.
Smart Charging can be used for a private charger when the charger supports the required control behavior and the tariff, market-price data, vehicle context, and driver ready-by time are configured for it. Fixed-tariff setups can still use scheduled charging where supported.
Yes. Drivers can review charging history in the mobile app, including session timing, energy, and cost context where the charger and tariff setup provide it. Charger owners can use operator records and reports for a broader view of charger activity.

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