ChargEye
EV charging management software for depots
Optimal charging for electric trucks, buses, and work machines in logistics, public transport, and ports. Cutting costs, avoiding penalties and downtimes, and maximizing utilization by charging right vehicles at the right time.
ChargEye provides effective solutions to address depot challenges
Logistics
Logistics operations face tight constraints and low margins. Electrifying fleets must be a financially viable option, with optimal charging to minimize total cost of ownership.
Main challenges
- High operational costs from inefficient charging
- Downtime due to charging issues
- Complexity in managing multiple charging points in a dynamic logistics landscape
Public transportation
Public transportation operations depend on buses being ready to run routes as scheduled. To ensure this, buses must be charged according to plans. Optimizing charging processes is crucial to reduce costs and increase profitability.
Main challenges
- Avoiding penalties for missed routes
- Cost to operate electric buses
- Interoperability between systems used in operations
Ports
Port operations depend on having the right types of vehicles ready to perform tasks when needed. To ensure this, these vehicles must be charged at the right time with proper priority. Optimizing charging processes is crucial to avoid delays and increase profitability.
Main challenges
- Managing congestion due to charging needs
- Avoiding delays in cargo handling
- Interoperability between systems used in port operations
Charge the right vehicle at the right time – Save up to 60% in operational costs
Key benefits ChargEye offers for logistics and public transportation depots:
- cut operational costs
- avoid penalties and downtimes by having the right vehicle prioritized, charged, pre-conditioned, and ready to depart on time
- maximize utilization and connect to your operations – you can sell energy to visiting contracted vehicles, connect charging to your operations, and increase your margins

Scheduled charging
You can plan or import your vehicle charging schedules to ChargEye, input your optimization strategy, and let the system make sure your vehicles are ready when they need to be while while cutting energy costs by up to 60%.
Follow charging status via the dashboard and setup notifications about charging events affecting your operations.
Power management
You can input your site’s limits and let the system handle the power management to stay within the limits.
Then you can connect with Kempower Load Manager Kit to adapt charging power according to other loads on the site.
And additionally you can connect power groups to utilities if need be.
Charger monitoring and management
It is possible to monitor charging stations and connectors and view charging status and sessions.
You can use detailed charging reports for third-party billing.
Your team can control chargers remotely, use network wide shared setting profiles, and diagnose sessions for end-user service and troubleshooting purposes.
Vehicles
Manage your EV fleet information and parameters. Set them up for pre-conditioning and observe charging statistics. Standard vehicle interfaces, such as VDV261 for pre-conditioning. Collect data to invoice visiting fleets.
Vehicle telematics and a live map of your fleet
Bring your vehicles’ state of charge and location into ChargEye through a documented telematics interface, and see them on one live map alongside your charging sites. Set low state-of-charge alerts so you know a vehicle needs attention before it affects your operations. Connect your existing telematics provider through ChargEye’s REST API. Enabled by Kempower on request. Available on ChargEye Pro.
Network-wide analytics dashboard
See your full depot or multi-site operation in one view. Track total assets, daily sessions, and energy delivered across locations. Monitor plug and power utilization to know whether you have the capacity headroom to add vehicles, or whether chargers are sitting idle. Watch plug uptime, power uptime, and connectivity over time so reliability issues surface before they hit operations. Charging success rates split into technical, usability, and visit success help you separate equipment problems from driver or vehicle issues.
Available for Basic and above.
Fleet and energy analytics
Compare depots, identify which sites and which vehicles are running optimally, see EV platform distribution, and download the raw data for total cost of ownership analysis, sustainability tracking, and reporting back to your operations team.
Available for Advanced and Pro.
Notifications
You can select events you want to be notified of within ChargEye and by email. This ensures that you don’t miss an important event in your charging operations both while in ChargEye and not logged into ChargEye.
No vendor lock
We get it, you want to keep your options open.
ChargEye works with many OCPP compliant EV chargers from different hardware manufacturers, so you can fully utilize your existing investments and choose the best hardware on the market in the future.
Optimize the charging schedules and energy consumption of your electric vehicle fleets with ChargEye!
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Contact our sales team to learn more about which charging solution best fits your needs.
FAQ
By charging the right vehicle at the right time. You plan or import vehicle charging schedules into ChargEye, set your optimisation strategy, and the system ensures vehicles are ready when needed while cutting energy costs by up to 60%. Charging status is followed on the dashboard, with notifications for events affecting operations.
Priority vehicles are charged, pre-conditioned and ready to depart on time, which avoids the penalties and downtime that come from vehicles not being ready. Standard vehicle interfaces such as VDV261 are used for pre-conditioning.
You input your site’s limits and ChargEye manages charging power to stay within them. It connects with the Kempower Load Manager Kit to adapt charging power to other loads on the site, and power groups can be connected to utilities where needed.
Yes. You can bring vehicle state of charge and location into ChargEye through a documented telematics interface and see them on a single live map alongside your charging sites, with low state-of-charge alerts so a vehicle needing attention surfaces before it affects operations. This connects your existing telematics provider through ChargEye’s REST API, is enabled by Kempower on request, and is available on ChargEye Pro.
The network-wide dashboard tracks total assets, daily sessions and energy delivered across locations, plus plug and power utilisation, plug and power uptime, and connectivity over time. Charging success is split into technical, usability and visit success so equipment problems can be separated from driver or vehicle issues. This is available from Basic. Fleet and energy analytics — comparing depots, EV platform distribution and raw data downloads for total cost of ownership and sustainability reporting — are available on Advanced and Pro.
Yes. You can sell energy to visiting contracted vehicles and collect the data needed to invoice visiting fleets, alongside detailed charging reports for third-party billing.