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OPERATIONS EXECUTION FOR EV CHARGER NETWORKS

More jobs first time right.Fewer days to first kWh.

Ampsflow runs every charger operation — survey, permit, install, commissioning, maintenance, replacement — on one adaptive workflow, paced by whatever is actually holding up your network. Your operations team and your contractors, working in the same system.

30 minutes, on a sample of your own sites and brands. No slides.

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We are not your CPMS. Keep it. Ampsflow is the layer that turns what your CPMS sees into work that actually gets done.

EVERY CHARGER RUNS THIS GAUNTLET

One of these links is holding your whole network.

Survey to decommission — every charger you own is somewhere on this line right now.

1
Site survey
2
THE CONSTRAINT, THIS WEEKPermit & grid
3
Groundworks
4
Installation
5
Configuration
6
Handover
7
Maintenance
8
Replace

It is almost never the link making the most noise. Speed up any of the other seven and all you build is a bigger queue in front of this one.

Name the waste

Three things nobody puts on a dashboard.

The second truck roll

First time right, inverted. A visit that only happened because the first one didn't know enough.

The commissioning PDF

The record that exists — in someone's inbox. The warranty clock starts here, and nobody can find it.

The WhatsApp handover

The seam between build and operate, where accountability quietly disappears.

None of these show up in an uptime number. All of them show up in your P&L.

What to measure instead

You already have a word for it:first time right

Uptime is a state. First time right is a rate. One says the charger answered. The other says the work landed.

First time right, install

Energised on the first visit. No return, no rework, no second crew.

First time right, repair

Fault cleared on the first visit. The second truck roll is this number, inverted.

Days to energised

Survey to first kWh. First time right is what moves it.

If you can't pull your first-time-right rate this afternoon, that is the finding.

One system, two sides

Your team and your contractors, working the same job.

Not the same email thread. Not four spreadsheets and a group chat.

For the CPO

Every site, every brand, every contractor on one live view of what is blocked — and why.

For CPOs →

For the field

One app across every CPO they work for. Step by step, online or off. Closeout done before they leave site.

For field teams →

The commissioning record is the asset's birth certificate — it starts the warranty clock and seeds every visit after it.

What comes for free

The evidence exists before anyone asks for it.

Charge point operators are named in NIS2 Annex I. In the Netherlands the Cyberbeveiligingswet took effect on 15 August 2026, and the RDI's stated supervisory priority for 2026 is supply chain.

Who touched what

Article 21(2)(d), supply chain. The question is never whether you have supplier clauses. It is whether they were honoured on four thousand chargers.

The asset register

Article 21(2)(i) names asset management outright. ID, location, type, configuration, in service, end of life — captured as the work happens.

24h · 72h · one month

The NIS2 reporting clock. What changed, when, by whom — and which other sites got the same treatment.

None of this is extra work. It is the by-product of doing the job in one system.

NIS2 is mostly a cybersecurity programme, and Ampsflow is not a cybersecurity control. It is the evidence layer for the physical and configuration edge — the part nobody has records for.

What the rules actually say →

How Ampsflow works

Find the constraint. Free the next charger. Repeat.

Ampsflow does not optimise for busy technicians. It optimises for chargers brought live and faults cleared.

01

Map the flow

Model placement, maintenance and replacement once. Define which steps need a person, a system or an agent — and what each costs in time, money and downtime.

02

Find the constraint

Ampsflow watches every live case and names the one resource limiting throughput right now — diagnosis, technician capacity, spare parts or permit lead time.

03

Clear the way

Work is sequenced and paced to keep that link fully used — and to stop everything else starving it or flooding it.

04

Then move on

When it is no longer the bottleneck, Ampsflow points at the next one. It always moves.

"Operations isn't a sum of efficient tasks. It's a chain — and a chain is only as strong as its weakest link."

Why Ampsflow

Different from the tools you've already tried.

vs. Generic field service software

Built specifically for EV charger operations — not retrofitted from HVAC or telco.

vs. Hard-coded workflow tools

Adaptive, case-based workflows that change as reality changes — without re-coding, without forking, without losing the audit trail.

vs. Local-efficiency dashboards

Ampsflow optimises for network throughput, not technician utilisation. Different number, different result — and the only one that shows up on your revenue line.

vs. Manual handovers and spreadsheets

One auditable timeline per asset, from first survey to final decommission.

From the field

"Ampsflow replaced four spreadsheets, two ticket systems and a WhatsApp group."
— Operations Director, Charge Point Operator

We publish measured results when a customer agrees to be named. Until then, we would rather show you the product.

Ready to run your charger operations on one platform?

Book a 30-minute demo. We'll walk through a live work order on your charger brands, your sites and your workflow — and show you exactly where the hours come back.

No procurement deck. No sales theatre. Just the product, and your operation.

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