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βš™οΈ Configuring a site's jobs

Jobs define the site's automatic behavior: supervision, communication with equipment, smart charging, external integrations, etc.


πŸš€ Access​

  1. Open a site
  2. Go to Configuration

🧭 Overview​

Jobs are organized by category in the side menu:

  • General settings
  • Authorizers / CPO
  • Logging
  • Smart charging
  • Metric
  • Alerting
  • Modbus
  • Load Forecast
  • Webhooks
  • Partners
  • Maintenance

Each section corresponds to a specific site behavior.

Site configuration: site general settings

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General settings were already configured when the site was created.


πŸ” Authorizers / CPO​

Site configuration: CPO configuration (authorization type choice: plug&charge, Local, OCPP, LocalThenCPO, Plugin, ...)

Lets you configure user authentication methods:

  • Local: authentication via the Fuzz controller
  • Plug & Charge: no authentication
  • CPO: via an external operator
  • Plugin: via a specific integration
  • LocalThenCPO: lets you configure a CPO but go through the whitelist first (allows managing badge priorities)

Site configuration: CPO management


πŸ“ Logging​

Site configuration: log level configuration

Configures log levels:

  • Default log level
  • OCPP / Modbus log level
  • FTP log level

πŸ‘‰ Lets you adjust the level of detail for diagnostics.

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Keep the default configuration to avoid saturating the controller's memory.


⚑ Smart charging​

Site configuration: smart charging job configuration

Enables and configures charging optimization:

  • Smart charging activation
  • Smart charging execution frequency (cron)
  • Default priority: if the badge is unknown to the local whitelist
  • Retry handling: if a charge point does not charge although a setpoint was sent to it, we retry starting the charge later.

πŸ” Watchdog​

Monitors overloads and speeds up smart charging handling in critical situations.

πŸ“ˆ Optimizer​

Allows progressively reducing the power allocated to a charge point if it does not consume all its allocated power. This is usually a limit imposed by the vehicle (example: vehicle limited to max 11kW on a 22kW charge point). This frees up that power so it can be allocated to vehicles that can benefit from it.


πŸ“Š Metric​

Site configuration: metric collection configuration (jobs and cron)

Lets you collect and export data:

  • Collector activation
  • Collection frequency
  • Timeout

πŸ“€ Export​

Data export to an external database.

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Metric export may require an additional license.


🚨 Alerting​

Site configuration: alerting activation

Enables alerts on the site.

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Metric export may require an additional license.


πŸ”Œ Modbus​

Site configuration: activation of charge point status reading via Modbus

Configures communication with charge points via Modbus (reading charge point status):

  • Activation
  • Reading frequency

πŸ“‰ Load Forecast​

Site configuration: client electricity price configuration (buy and sell depending on time of day)

Lets you anticipate energy consumption:

  • Activation
  • Scheduling
  • Variables and formulas

πŸ”— Webhooks​

Site configuration: webhook configuration

Lets you send events to external systems:

  • Charge point status
  • Session start / end
  • Authorizations

Each webhook can be configured with:

  • URL
  • Authentication (OAuth2, etc.)
  • Headers / parameters

🀝 Partners​

Lets you integrate external services.

Example: Neofleet​

  • Charge point synchronization
  • API configuration
  • Job scheduling

Site configuration: Neofleet integration enabled

Example: Izix​

  • OAuth2 authentication
  • Connection to an external API

Site configuration: Izix partner integration


πŸ› οΈ Maintenance​

Site configuration: site in maintenance mode (disables alerts)

Lets you put the site in maintenance mode.

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A site in maintenance mode is no longer supervised by the cloud.


βœ… Validation​

Click on Submit to save the configurations.


🎯 Best practices​

  • Only enable the necessary jobs
  • Check frequencies (cron) to avoid overload
  • Test external integrations (webhooks, partners)
  • Monitor logs in case of problems

πŸ”— Next step​

Once jobs are configured, you can:

πŸ‘‰ Configure the site topology