Sign-in through a central service
Accounts live inside CPIM itself. Central sign-in is missing.
Project
CPIM is young and under active development.
What works today, what is missing today and what comes next is all on this page.
v0.5.3
Built in GermanyServers in GermanyOCPP 1.6-JThe state of things in four figures.
- 56validated OCPP schemas
- 2languages in the interface
- 1.6-Jsupported OCPP version
- DEdevelopment and hosting
This works today.
Everything here is built, tested and in use.
- Charge points connect over OCPP 1.6-J with credentials of their own.
- Every message is checked against the official standard before it takes effect.
- Cards are allowed, blocked or refused per charging group.
- Every charging session is recorded with its meter readings.
- The overview shows continuously which station charges and which sits idle.
- A missing sign of life raises an alarm after two hours.
- Reports by day, week, month and year leave as a spreadsheet.
- Interface and messages come in German and English.
This is what the overview looks like today.
This is still missing.
Four things people ask about that CPIM cannot do yet.
OCPP 2.0.1
CPIM speaks OCPP 1.6-J. The successor version is on the list.
Read more →Load management
Available power is not distributed across the charge points today.
Read more →Outgoing e-mail
Notifications stay inside the application. CPIM sends no mail.
Pilot customers test with hardware of their own.
CPIM is tested against real hardware.
Each further make in pilot operation takes the application further, and helps enormously.
- Connect a station and report what happens.
- Add the make, the firmware and the OCPP version.
- A report saying “it works” counts just as much.
Read on
Pilot customers come aboard now.
We settle the terms on a call, and a human will answer.
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