Most projects start with a single question: who charged how much – and who pays for it? That is exactly where the CPMS portal comes in. It connects charging stations from any manufacturer via OCPP, assigns every session to a user, a vehicle or a tenancy, and turns that into billing anyone can follow – with nobody copying meter readings by hand.
For the people actually charging, the NeuraCharge app is the front end: unlock, follow the session in real time, see the cost and receive the invoice automatically. Guests and visitors charge ad hoc via QR code, with no registration at all.
As soon as several vehicles hang off one grid connection, smart charging joins in. It distributes the available power dynamically, shifts sessions into cheap time windows and keeps the building connection below its limit. That is usually the alternative to an expensive grid upgrade – and the lever that makes charging infrastructure pay for itself.
Which combination makes sense for you depends less on the products than on who charges at your site: employees, tenants, guests or customers. We have broken the differences down by industry.