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Mr Charger Chooses Fuuse to Power EV Chargers

National Electric Vehicle charge point installers, Mr Charger, have chosen Fuuse as the go-to management system to power their network of chargers.

Fuuse, which officially launched last month, is a new charge point management platform with an aim of becoming the operating system of choice for EV chargers.

Richard Mills and Martin Wells, Co-Founders of Mr Charger explain why they chose to partner with Fuuse:

“Our franchise business model is proving to be really popular, so as our network and the company grows, and more franchisees join us, we needed a solution that would be flexible to cater for a whole range of customers and locations. From a single charging point at a work premises, to hotels, logistics companies, car dealerships, fleet operators, multi-site corporations or residential developments with communal / allocated parking we needed a robust, forward thinking and customer focussed software solution – with Fuuse our installers can offer our clients’ a system to solve all EV charging and reporting requirements catering for all use cases and is agnostic of charge point manufacturer.”

Mr Charger’s Fuuse based platform means that their network of franchisees and installers have visibility on the efficiency of their charger network.  They can pro-actively monitor and resolve hardware faults; manage and reduce electricity supply costs; and produce comprehensive OZEV compliant reports.

In turn, Mr Charger’s clients’ can manage payments and set multi tariffs, set operating hours and restrict access, all from one back office system.

“We’re passionate about delivering a quality customer experience, to our community of installers, our charge point operators and their drivers,” says Richard, “Fuuse gives our installers more autonomy and control over their networks, whilst the maintenance features that are being released will enable us to provide the quality support we pride ourselves on”.

 

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