Site-aligned equipment
Plan charging equipment around the intended use case, site conditions and operator workflow without separating the hardware decision from the network plan.
For charge point operators
Bring EV charging hardware and software into one operator-focused project scope, from site equipment and a charging station backend to network visibility and optional operational support.
Charging hardware
Start with charging equipment selected around the site, vehicle demand, operating model and expansion plan. Hardware selection and configuration are confirmed during project assessment.
Plan charging equipment around the intended use case, site conditions and operator workflow without separating the hardware decision from the network plan.
Define equipment, backend and commissioning requirements as one project scope so stakeholders can prepare a practical rollout plan.
Connect site planning with the day-to-day needs of the team responsible for network visibility, driver access and service follow-up.
Management platform
The EV charging management software brings station information and operator workflows into a shared environment. Available functions and configurations are defined for each project.
Organize stations, users and operating information to support consistent EV charging network operations across the agreed project scope.
Structure access for relevant operator teams and business workflows according to the platform configuration selected for the project.
Commercial workflows
Bring billing, payment, account and reporting workflows into the management environment. Exact commercial functions, payment arrangements and local service dependencies require project confirmation.
Prepare charging records for the billing workflows defined by the operator and the selected platform configuration.
Plan payment-related workflows around the selected service arrangement and any required third-party providers.
Support agreed driver, customer or business account structures within the configured management environment.
Review operational and commercial information through reports available within the confirmed project scope.
Remote visibility
Remote visibility can help an operator identify station status, review events and organize service follow-up. Diagnostic depth and available actions depend on the selected hardware, software and project configuration.
Connected ecosystem
A CPO may need the charging network to exchange information with other business systems or service providers. Connection requirements are assessed as part of the project rather than assumed as standard.
API access, roaming, third-party integrations and a white-label EV charging platform are available only where confirmed for the specific project scope, technical environment and commercial arrangement.
Optional operations support
Managed EV charging services may be discussed as an optional part of the wider hardware-and-platform project. Availability, responsibilities and service boundaries depend on the agreed CPO solution scope.
Discuss support for selected operational workflows in relation to the hardware and management platform delivered for the project.
Set clear boundaries between the operator, NX SOLAR and any third-party service providers before implementation.
Implementation
The implementation path aligns site needs, charging hardware, software configuration, connection requirements and operational ownership before launch.
Tell us about your target sites, operating model, management requirements and project stage. The team can review the scope without assuming unsupported product or integration capabilities.
Frequently asked questions
Key points to clarify before defining an operator solution.
No. This page presents an integrated CPO EV charging solution that brings charging hardware, a management platform and operator workflows into one project discussion.
Potential API and third-party connections must be reviewed against the required data flow, technical environment, provider dependencies and agreed project scope.
They are not assumed as standard. Roaming and white-label options require confirmation for the specific platform configuration, market context, third-party dependencies and commercial arrangement.
The operator retains its defined business role. Optional support for selected EV charging network operations may be discussed, with responsibilities and service boundaries confirmed before implementation.