A multi-tenant charging station management system for network operators, fleets, and investors — with a driver app, integrated payments, white-label options, and on Enterprise a full REST API.
WattWisely is organized around the four lines that decide whether a site makes money: what you pay for electricity, what the grid connection costs, whether revenue closes the books, and how long a charger stays down.
Demand-side management times sessions against electricity prices and schedules, so cost is optimized where your tariff varies. Where nodal prices are available, tariffs can follow them.
Site load management shares one grid connection between the cars plugged in, so the supply you have goes further. Utilities can control site power through SCADA integration.
Financial reporting and accounting live in the platform, so the month closes from the same numbers you ran the network on, alongside the operation logs.
A charger that is down earns nothing. Operation logs, AI analytics, and predictive-maintenance updates mean maintenance is planned from the data rather than from driver complaints.
Most of our customers are businesses with a site and chargers of their own. Open them to paying drivers or keep them private; the same platform runs both, and fleet management is built in. In New Zealand, DHL, L’Oréal, and Cadbury already run their charging on it.
Paid charging for whoever turns up, priced by energy, time, or session and varied per site.
Public chargingA staff benefit, not a second business: who may charge, whether they pay, and a record for finance.
Workplace chargingTaxis, buses, or delivery vans, full before the first shift, with a card and a cost per vehicle.
Fleet chargingResidents billed for their own energy, allocated bays that stay allocated, and managers who see only their building.
Multi-family chargingThe use cases above describe sites. These describe the people who sign for them.
You run chargers, yours or a client’s, and need them online, priced, paid for, and accounted for, on a per-port plan that grows with the network rather than ahead of it.
See the platformOperators, utilities, and fleet-management companies who want the network to carry their name. The driver app and the dashboard ship under your brand and domain, and the platform underneath stays ours to run.
How white-label worksTeams building their own front-end, a property portal, or a fleet tool on top of a CSMS. Everything the dashboard does is a documented call, and the developer program comes with the Enterprise plan.
Ask about the APINo proprietary hardware, no long procurement cycle, no lock-in.
Point any OCPP charger at WattWisely and it appears in your dashboard within minutes.
Decide who can charge, what they pay, and how power is shared across each site.
Drivers pay in the app; set your tariffs once and the platform handles the rest.
Book a demo: a 30-minute walkthrough of the live dashboard and driver app. If your chargers are already installed, we connect one of yours, so you judge the platform on your network rather than ours.
