
Best for
Operators that need a serious OCPP gateway/control plane—not a thin library—and want to avoid binding every charger permanently to one CPMS vendor.
Audience
CPO engineering leads, EV charging platform product owners, and procurement teams evaluating OCPP software.
Why this solution exists
Teams searching for “OCPP platform” or “OCPP software” need more than a protocol checkbox. They need stable connectivity across mixed fleets, clear message handling, and a path to evolve backends without re-pointing every charger. This page frames how to buy OCPP infrastructure correctly.
- OCPP “support” is claimed, but production fleets still hit vendor-specific quirks and flaky reconnects.
- Moving from OCPP 1.6 to 2.0.1 forces a full platform project instead of a controlled rollout.
- OCPP software is inseparable from a single CPMS, so multi-backend or migration paths are blocked.
- Ops teams drown in raw logs when they need protocol-aware investigation help.
- Evaluation scorecards only check message lists, not operational controls and data ownership.
What the team gets
- One OCPP platform entry point for mixed OCPP 1.6 / 2.0.1 fleets.
- Gateway-first architecture so OCPP software is not the same thing as your billing stack.
- Parallel routing to monitoring, payment, or legacy systems during transition.
- Clearer pilot → production path using scorecards and non-critical site pilots.
- ChargerPilot AI for protocol-aware investigation on gateway data.
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