Your fleet doesn't charge itself. Make sure it can.
Charger downtime means vehicles stuck in the depot and deliveries missed. ChargeOS monitors your chargers around the clock and alerts you before failures happen — so your fleet is ready every morning.
Charger downtime = vehicles stuck.
Fleet vehicles charge overnight. If a charger fails at 2am, you find out at 6am when the vehicle isn't ready. By then, it's too late.
Silent overnight failures
A charger fault at 2am means a vehicle with 15% charge at 6am. No one was watching. The first route of the day is already delayed.
Cascading schedule impact
One uncharged vehicle affects the entire day's routing. Other vehicles take on extra routes. Drivers hit overtime. Deliveries are late.
Expensive emergency fixes
Emergency technician dispatch costs $300-500 per visit. Charger issues that could have been prevented with a remote reset or scheduled maintenance.
Real-time status. Instant alerts.
ChargeOS pushes every status change, fault, and connectivity event to your dashboard the instant it happens. No polling. No 5-minute refresh delays. If a charger goes offline at 2am, you know at 2am.
Live status for every charger
Available, Charging, Faulted, Offline — every state change pushed to the dashboard in real time via SSE. No page refreshing.
Multi-channel alerts
Dashboard notifications, Slack webhooks, and email. Your overnight operations team gets notified immediately when a charger needs attention.
Connectivity monitoring
Heartbeat irregularity, connectivity loss, and weak signal detection. ChargeOS watches for network issues that precede complete outages.
Site-level correlation
When multiple chargers at a site show issues simultaneously, ChargeOS identifies it as a site-wide event — grid voltage, network outage, or firmware problem.
Prevent overnight charging failures.
17 signals monitored per connector. Statistical process control detects gradual degradation days before it causes a failure. Schedule maintenance during the day instead of scrambling at 6am.
Safety, hardware, performance, and connectivity signals. Each independently tracked per connector.
CUSUM and EWMA detect gradual drift. You schedule the fix during business hours, not at 6am.
Ranked list of chargers needing attention. Green, amber, red. Your fleet manager knows exactly where to focus.
Energy delivered. Charging patterns. Usage data.
Every charging session is recorded with duration, energy delivered, stop reason, and timestamps. Track fleet charging patterns and identify chargers that aren't performing as expected.
Every session records start time, stop time, energy delivered (Wh), duration, and stop reason. Sufficient detail for cost allocation, driver reporting, and integration with fleet management systems.
Identify chargers that consistently deliver less energy than expected, or sessions that end earlier than normal. The energy delivery ratio signal detects gradual degradation in charging performance before it causes a vehicle to leave the depot under-charged.
Spot patterns across your fleet: which chargers fail on which days, which connectors have the most session aborts, and which sites show correlated failures that point to a shared infrastructure problem rather than individual unit faults.
Live electrical measurements during active sessions: energy, power, current, voltage, temperature, and state of charge (when reported by the vehicle). Streamed to the dashboard the instant they arrive — no polling.