Energy-aware EV charging software for real-world operations.
Avoltiq is a vendor-agnostic EV charging management platform for fleets and commercial charging sites. Operate chargers, drivers, tariffs, billing and multi-site workflows while coordinating charging around site capacity, energy cost, onsite solar and battery storage.
One platform for charging operations and site energy.
Avoltiq is an EV charging management platform that connects charge points with the teams that operate them. It adds the energy context around each site, giving charging teams one system for reliable operations and more informed charging decisions.
EV Charging Software
The operational software for monitoring, controlling and managing an EV charging network day to day.
- Charger monitoring and remote control
- Drivers, access and session management
- Tariffs, billing and operational reporting
- One view across every site and hardware vendor
Site Energy Coordination
Bring the energy conditions around each site into charging decisions.
- Grid capacity and building-load context
- Tariff and energy-cost-aware scheduling
- Onsite solar and battery storage signals
- Available signals depend on connected site integrations
Turn site energy signals into charging decisions.
Avoltiq is designed to combine charger data, vehicle needs and site energy signals in one control layer. The result is reliable operations, complete settlement and schedules shaped by capacity and cost.
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Signals in
Charger status, vehicle demand, tariffs, site capacity, solar and battery.
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Avoltiq Platform
Charging rules and available site energy are coordinated in one control layer.
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Actions out
Remote actions, settlement records and energy-aware charging schedules.
See what needs attention before drivers do.
From one charger to a regional portfolio, Avoltiq keeps the operational picture clear—without forcing teams to jump between hardware portals.
Make charging work with the whole site.
Energy-aware charging considers not only how many kWh are delivered, but when power is available, what it costs and where it comes from. Site limits, tariffs, onsite solar, battery storage and vehicle commitments can all shape the schedule.
Illustrative values only. A real schedule depends on connected site data, tariffs, charger power, available energy and vehicle commitments.
What CSMS, CPMS and energy-aware charging mean.
Clear answers for fleet operators, CPOs, property owners and energy teams evaluating EV charging management software.
What is EV charging software?
EV charging software is the control layer between charge points and the teams that operate them. It monitors charger status, controls charging, manages drivers and sessions, applies tariffs, supports billing and reporting, and can coordinate operations across multiple sites.
What do CSMS and CPMS mean?
CSMS means charging station management system, while CPMS commonly means charge point management system. The terms are often used interchangeably for the software used to operate EV chargers, networks, drivers and charging sessions.
How is Avoltiq different from conventional charging software?
Avoltiq combines the operational work of a CSMS with site energy intelligence. Teams can manage charging day to day and, when site integrations are connected, coordinate it around power limits, tariffs and available energy.
Which site energy signals can Avoltiq work with?
The platform is designed to use signals from the grid, building loads, onsite solar, battery energy storage systems (BESS), tariffs and vehicle requirements. Availability depends on the meters, assets and integrations at each site.
Who is Avoltiq designed for?
Avoltiq is designed for fleet operators, charge point operators, commercial property owners and energy teams that need vendor-agnostic, multi-site charging operations with clearer energy context.
Does Avoltiq work across charger vendors?
Avoltiq is vendor agnostic and designed to work across compatible charging hardware using OCPP 1.6J and OCPP 2.0.1.
Bring one site, one portfolio, or one energy constraint.
We’ll walk through Avoltiq’s charging station management workflows and show how site capacity, tariffs, solar and storage can inform charging decisions.