My charge sites
8 articles
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Viewing and editing a charge site
The overview of your charge sites, the form with its four tabs, the basic details, the subscription, the contract and the visibility (public, semi-public or private).
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Location and opening hours
The address of the charge site, the pin on the map that drivers navigate to, and the opening hours that the roaming partners and the QR page show.
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Setting your prices
The tariff components of a charge site, the CREG tariff, the maximum prices for AC charge points, what a driver pays on top of your tariff and what you receive.
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Technical settings and load balancing
The technical details of your connection that drivers see in their app, load balancing to spread the available power across your charge points, and a charging schedule to charge at fixed hours.
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Linking charge cards and giving a preferential tariff
What is shown below the form of a charge site: the charge points with their connectors, the clients, and the charge card discounts with which you give a regular user the CREG tariff or a fixed kWh price.
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Discount codes
Giving a discount per kWh to a particular group of drivers who charge through the QR code: activating it on the charge site, creating codes, and how the discount is settled.
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Split billing and CREG tariffs
Home charging for a company car: how the employer pays for the charging sessions, what the CREG tariff is, regional or federal, and what you have to set as an employer or employee.
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Charging in an apartment building (owners' association)
How Wattify arranges the shared charge points of an owners' association: the role of the managing agent, the owners' association and the residents, who sets the price, and how residents and the owners' association are invoiced and reimbursed.