01Features
Everything the platform does, documented properly
Fifteen capability areas. Each page states what ships today, what the specifications are, and — separately — what is still on the roadmap.
Operations
Keep every charger online, diagnosed and under control from one screen.
Charger management
Register chargers, watch them connect over OCPP, and drive them remotely — start, stop, unlock, reset, reconfigure.
- Protocols: OCPP 1.6J + 2.0.1
- Command round-trip: Sub-second, typical
Remote diagnostics & OTA
Pull logs, read diagnostics, push firmware and clear faults remotely — so a truck roll is the last resort, not the first.
- Diagnostics: On-demand log pull
- Firmware: Scheduled OTA rollout
Smart charging & load management
Per-connector power limits, default charging profiles and site-level load sharing — enforced on the charger, not just on paper.
- Profile types: TxDefault + Tx
- Units: Amps or watts
Uptime & incident management
Connectivity monitoring, fault grouping and uptime reporting per charger, per site and per contract.
- Measured: Per connector
- Outage cause: Recorded
Analytics & reporting
Dashboards and exports for energy delivered, session mix, utilisation, downtime and revenue across every level of the network.
- Granularity: Network → connector
- Exports: CSV, scheduled
Commerce
Price the energy, take the money, split the revenue, raise the invoice.
Payments & billing
UPI, cards, net banking and wallets through RBI-authorised aggregators, with pre-authorisation, automatic refunds and a full ledger.
- Methods: UPI, cards, net banking, wallets
- Gateways: Razorpay, PayU
Tariffs & pricing plans
Per-kWh, per-minute, flat-fee and time-of-day pricing, with idle fees, driver-group rates and tariff groups across sites.
- Components: Energy + time + fixed
- Scheduling: Time-of-day windows
Settlements & payouts
Automated revenue sharing with site owners and partners, with statements, payout runs and a reconcilable ledger.
- Split models: Percentage, per-kWh, fixed
- Cadence: Weekly or monthly
Promotions & loyalty
Promo codes, percentage and flat discounts, free-charging campaigns and driver-group offers with usage caps.
- Types: Percentage, flat, free
- Targeting: Site, group, window
GST invoicing
GST-compliant invoices and receipts for drivers, fleets and partners, with HSN/SAC codes, tax splits and sequential numbering.
- Documents: Invoice + receipt
- Tax split: CGST/SGST/IGST
Drivers & partners
The people who charge, and the people whose sites you charge on.
Driver app & QR charging
A mobile web charging flow that starts from the QR sticker, plus native apps for the drivers who come back.
- First session: No install
- Login: Phone OTP
RFID & fleet authorisation
RFID and ID-tag management with driver groups, whitelists, per-driver limits and post-paid fleet billing.
- Auth: Local + central list
- Limits: Per driver, per period
Partner management
A scoped portal for site partners, franchisees and hosts — their chargers, their sessions, their earnings, nothing else.
- Scope: Their sites only
- Permissions: Granular
Roaming & OCPI
OCPI 2.2.1 connections for locations, tokens, sessions, CDRs and remote commands — as CPO, as eMSP, or as both.
- Protocol: OCPI 2.2.1
- Roles: CPO and eMSP
Platform
The parts underneath: identity, isolation, protocols and APIs.
Standards
Protocols and interoperability
What zevOS implements today, and what is honestly still ahead.
OCPP
Open Charge Point Protocol 1.6J and 2.0.1
The link between every charger and the platform. Both versions run side by side behind one operational surface.
SupportedOCPI
Open Charge Point Interface 2.2.1
The link between platforms. Publish your network to roaming partners, and let your drivers charge on theirs.
RoadmapISO 15118
Vehicle-to-charger communication and plug-and-charge
Certificate-based vehicle identification, enabling plug-and-charge. On the roadmap, with OCPP 2.0.1 as the prerequisite.
RoadmapOpenADR
Automated demand response
Utility-initiated curtailment signals applied through the charging-profile mechanism. On the roadmap.
Which of these actually matters for you?
Tell us what you are running and where it hurts. A walkthrough is more useful than a feature list.