Once your charger is public, it shows up on major platforms like Google Maps, Waze, Apple Maps, Tesla, TomTom, HERE, and Chargetrip. It also appears in the VOOL app, where drivers can see the availability and pricing of public charger, and their charging history. Public charging is currently available for commercial users only.
The VOOL Portal offers intuitive management of your charging stations:
Account Management: Track usage, manage user access, and handle billing effortlessly.
Real-Time Monitoring: Keep an eye on your chargers' status and performance.
User-Friendly Interface: Navigate with ease, whether you're tech-savvy or not.
Users are able to create and manage their accounts, including personal information and payment methods. It also includes features like tracking charging history and managing invoices.
A map-based tool that helps users find EV charging stations near their location or desired destination. It provides details such as station types, availability, and charging speeds.
Access to a comprehensive charging history log, which provides details about previous charging sessions, including duration, energy consumption, and costs. This feature helps users track their charging habits and expenses.
Filtering by amenities and features helps users find chargers that meet their specific needs. Also, it can provide an interactive exploration experience for users.
Real-time monitoring of ongoing charging sessions, including details such as charging rate, and energy consumed. Users can track the progress of their charging and be notified when the session is complete.
Seamless integration with popular navigation systems, enabling EV drivers to plan routes that include charging stops and receive real-time updates on charging station availability.
Users can receive notifications or alerts regarding their charging session, including updates on charging status, session completion, or any issues with the charging station.
Integration with various payment methods, such as credit/debit cards, Google Pay, Apple Pay, or RFID cards. The software supports secure transactions and provides users with transparent billing and invoicing.
An intuitive and user-friendly interface that simplifies the process of finding, selecting, and initiating a charging session. Software is easy to navigate and provides clear instructions for a seamless user experience.
Information on the availability and status of charging stations, including whether a station is in use, offline, or available for charging.
The "Parking" feature allows users to conveniently occupy a charging spot even after their EV's charging session has been completed, based on the fees and settings set by the Charging Point Operator.
The ability to reserve and book charging stations in advance to ensure availability. This feature can help users plan their trips and avoid waiting times.