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Give drivers one place for identity, vehicles and charging history.
iVoltia Smart OS
From one station to an entire network, under control.
Software visibility for availability, sessions, energy, power and diagnostics.
TWO EXPERIENCES, ONE CHARGING OPERATION
Simple for drivers. Clear for operators.
The mobile app serves the person charging. The operator platform serves the organization running the network. We connect both to charging hardware and a defined support process.
01 / USER APP
A smoother charging journey.
From account creation to payment and charging history.
Find and scan
Show eligible stations and start a session by scanning the charger code where enabled.
Pay with confidence
Add supported payment methods and review price information before charging.
Follow the session
See session progress, energy and past charging activity in the app.
02 / OPERATOR PLATFORM
Control every site from one operating view.
Monitor, diagnose and improve a single station or a multi-site network.
Multi-site overview
Review availability, active sessions and site-level performance in one place.
Operational analytics
Compare energy, utilization, session volume and trends to guide expansion.
Fault diagnosis
Use device-level alerts and richer native telemetry to identify issues faster.
Access and commercial rules
Configure user groups, tariffs and billing workflows within the licensed scope.
Open integration
Connect iVoltia devices deeply and evaluate third-party chargers through OCPP.
Maintenance workflow
Turn alerts into assigned actions, record resolution and track recurring issues across sites within the agreed software scope.
WHY AN INTEGRATED STACK
More context behind every alert.
With iVoltia hardware, the platform can use deeper equipment diagnostics than a basic third-party protocol connection. This helps teams distinguish a vehicle, charger, network or site-power issue. Available signals and remote actions depend on model and software scope.
Product functions, payment providers, data fields, OCPP commands and service levels are confirmed for each destination and contract.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
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01How are the driver app and operator platform different?
The app is for charging users: accounts, station access, session start, payment and history. The operator platform is for teams managing sites, devices, sessions, alerts and performance.
02Can a driver start charging by scanning a code?
A scan-to-start flow can be configured. Confirm the code format, user authorization, network behavior, charger interface and exception handling for the project.
03Which payment methods can users add?
Methods, currencies, taxes, settlement and refunds depend on the destination market and payment provider. These integrations must be scoped and tested.
04What can an operator monitor?
Depending on configuration, operators can review device status, sessions, power, energy and faults. Data fields, refresh rate, retention and export rights are agreed in the software scope.
05Can third-party chargers be managed?
OCPP-based integration can be evaluated. Commands and diagnostic depth depend on the third-party model, firmware, protocol version and joint testing.
06What is the advantage of using iVoltia hardware with the platform?
Native hardware and software integration can provide richer equipment telemetry and a clearer diagnostic path. Exact data and remote actions depend on the selected model and license.
07What happens when a site loses connectivity?
Offline authorization, session storage, synchronization and manual recovery must be specified for the device and operation, then tested during acceptance.
08Can the platform be procured separately?
Purchase, subscription and integration models can be discussed. Supported devices, features, service levels and fees are defined in the proposal.
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