Nadia administers the site
She creates the “Parking Atelier Cime” charging site, assigns the chargers and sets up the driver groups.
EMPLOYEES · STANDARD OFFER
Nadia equips her company's car park and wants to know who is using the charging stations, without centralising requests for each charge.
Discover Standard ↗Atelier Cime offers charging to its employees. Nadia organises access, distinguishes users and monitors energy consumption to prepare her exchanges with management.
She creates the “Parking Atelier Cime” charging site, assigns the chargers and sets up the driver groups.
Emma, Karim and their colleagues each have their own badge. In this example, the company offers them free charging.
Nadia exports the sessions to analyze usage and document the company's charging policy.
From setup to monitoring, everyone knows what to do.
Nadia creates the drivers, matches the badges and places the employees in a free charging group.
The employee plugs in his vehicle and then presents his badge at a compatible charging station.
Revavolt stores the session information and the ID transmitted by the charging station.
Nadia reviews energy use, exports sessions and manually disables a badge when an employee leaves the company.
A CONCRETE EXAMPLE
Fictional example: Emma recharges 16 kWh and Karim 21 kWh. The monitoring totals 37 kWh, with a zero amount for the employee group. The company remains responsible for its policy and the cost of electricity.
Fictional illustration · No customer data
Less time searching, a clearer picture of charging activity.
Each employee uses their badge to charge without asking the manager to start a session.
Sessions are associated with the transmitted IDs and the registered drivers.
A space brings together sites, charging stations, groups, tariffs and exports.