Resources

Go deeper on operations, compliance, and integrations.

Orientation for CPO teams

Four topics that quickly become concrete in day-to-day operations.

These pages are designed as decision and implementation material: less brochure, more working surface for charging infrastructure, IT, privacy, sales, and operations.

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Trust & compliance

Data Security

Trust needs clear roles: for commercial matters and under privacy law, your end customers chiefly rely on you. We supply the technical platform, European infrastructure, and open interfaces so you keep control and can export or integrate your data.

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Fleet & HR

Fleet & Employee Charging

Combine company vehicles and private employee charging in one coherent programme: one platform, your brand, clear billing.

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Market roles & energy

Charge at public charge points with your own power contract

Pass-through supply makes commodity power contracts mobile: utilities can give their electricity customers access to participating charge points. OB7 acts as the EMP service provider, creates the EMP customer including EMA ID, and connects contract, user access, and charge-point data with technology partners such as decarbon1ze or Banula/OLI.

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What is DATEX II?

Understanding DATEX II

DATEX II structures how charging infrastructure data is disclosed. Telemetry stays in CPMS; OB7 is <emph>not</emph> a CPMS — optional enrichment when OB7 sits in your stack.

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Data Security

  • EU data residency and technical controls for platform operations
  • Clear accountability without sweeping marketing guarantees
  • APIs, export, and self-service for operational sovereignty

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Fleet & Employee Charging

  • Company cars, employees, and guests in one rule set
  • On-site, on-the-road, and home-wallbox reimbursement designed together
  • Tariffs, quotas, and reports for fleet, HR, and finance

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Charge at public charge points with your own power contract

  • Represent utility power customers as EMP customers with an EMA ID
  • Connect commodity power contracts with charge-point access
  • Treat charging sessions as billable time series and contract data
  • Integrate pass-through technology partners cleanly into the data flow

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Understanding DATEX II

  • Structures static master data vs. dynamic publications (often status/pricing contexts)
  • Germany: Mobilithek is the practical doorway; statutes call it a National Access Point (NAP)
  • OB7 only when planned; OB7 is not a CPMS, optional enrichment of disclosures