Solution · EV Charging
One charging-intelligence layer for home and depot.
Home charging and fleet or network charging share the same tariff context and signal foundation, but they execute against different readiness, concurrency, and demand constraints. WattShift gives EV software teams one economic layer to start from.
Customer outcomes
Give every charge decision a clearer economic reason.
Drivers and operators do not buy rate logic. They buy ready vehicles, lower cost, fewer demand surprises, and confidence that the product chose the right window.
Ready by the hour that matters
Use charging windows that respect departure time, driver expectations, and battery target without defaulting to blunt off-peak rules.
Lower site exposure
Keep fleet and network charging aware of site peaks, demand-charge risk, charger concurrency, and operational priority.
Explain session economics
Translate tariffs, charge behavior, and monthly outcomes into cost proof that customers and operators can understand.
Shared layer, different execution
Same signal foundation. Different charging policy.
What is shared is the economic truth. What differs is the policy. Home charging needs ready-by logic and customer simplicity. Fleet and network charging need concurrency, demand management, and operational prioritization.
Home ready-by schedule
Optimize around departure time, target charge, and customer-visible simplicity.
Depot load window
Balance charger concurrency, site peaks, vehicle priority, and demand-charge exposure.
Fast Charging Demand Management
Compare immediate full-power charging against modulated charging that reduces monthly demand peaks.
Full Power
350kW - 15 min
Sets peak demand
Modulated
150kW - 35 min
Avoids peak demand
Charging Strategy Comparison
EV charging sessionFull Power Charging
Modulated Charging
Representative Day Energy Profile
24-hour charging, site load, and price-signal behavior before and after optimization.
Base Case
Optimized Case
Key Optimization Insights
- EV charging shifts away from expensive peak windows.
- Modulated power reduces demand-charge exposure.
- Site load stays under a cleaner operating envelope.
Product routing
Integrate the APIs where the charging decision gets made.
Route the integration by the product problem. Home charging usually starts with a clean runtime signal. Fleet and network charging often needs the tariff foundation and reporting loop earlier.
Make the cheaper charging decision easier to trust.
Use docs when you want the fastest self-serve path into EV charging evaluation. Use contact when the main question is fleet rollout fit, site complexity, or broader charging operations.