Encrypted down to the station
Nobody reads along between station and application. Charging stations connect over an encrypted connection only.
Technology
The protection reaches down to the single charging station.
Every station signs in with credentials of its own, and every message is validated before it takes effect.
Encrypted connectionValidated messagesOperated in GermanyFive points you can check.
What holds between the charging station and the screen.
Credentials per station
A leaked ID opens one station at most. An ID and a password are valid for exactly one charging station.
Passwords stay unreadable
The stored value cannot be turned back into a password. It appears once and stays unreadable afterwards.
Checked before it acts
A faulty message does no damage. Every message is validated against the official OCPP 1.6 schemas.
Read more →Everyone sees their own area only
An organisation sees its own charge points, cards and drivers, and nothing else.
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This is how credentials come about.
Outwards it stays quiet.
The application talks to the charging stations and to the browser, and to nobody else.
- Exactly one way in is open to the outside.
- Notifications appear inside the application itself.
- Sending e-mail is outside the scope of the product.
- Every sign-in and every change is written to the organisation log.
- The application runs in a data centre in Germany.
Common questions
What an IT review usually asks.
How does a charging station sign in?
Over an encrypted connection with an ID and password of its own. Wrong details fail during the handshake.
What happens if a station password is lost?
It is generated again and shown once. The station receives the new value in its configuration.
Can one organisation see the data of another?
No. Each organisation sees its own records, and there is no reporting across organisations.
What does an organisation see for a visiting card?
The energy charged per provider. The card number and the person stay hidden.
Is there a sign-in through a central service?
No. Accounts live in the installation itself. A second factor is planned and not included today.
How are passwords stored?
Unreadable in the database. A lost password is generated again, never read out.
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