🔐 Access control & multi-CPO
You decide who charges, how, and through which operator.
Fuzz gives you full control over charging authorization and your relationships with charge point operators (CPOs).
Multi-CPO: several operators, one site
Connect multiple CPOs to the same site. Fuzz acts as an intelligent OCPP proxy between your charge points and the operators:
- each charge point can be routed to the CPO of your choice
- change operators without changing hardware
- no vendor lock-in: your charge points remain free
Four authorization modes
The authorization mode is configured per site, according to your needs:
| Mode | Behavior | Use case |
|---|---|---|
| Plug & Charge | No authentication | Public parking, smooth experience |
| CPO | Validation by the external operator | Public charging with operator billing |
| Local | Local whitelist only | Private sites, company fleets, maximum resilience |
| LocalThenCPO | Whitelist first, otherwise CPO | Best of both worlds |
The LocalThenCPO hybrid mode
The local whitelist answers instantly (no network latency, priorities respected even offline). If the badge is unknown, the request is forwarded to the CPO. Ideal for a mixed employee + public site.
Centralized local whitelist
Manage all your badges from the console:
- creation and management per company
- bulk CSV import/export to deploy hundreds of badges
- automatic synchronization to all the company's sites
- active/inactive badges, holder names
Priorities per RFID badge
Each badge carries a charging priority: during dynamic power rebalancing, priority vehicles are served first.
Examples:
- company fleet prioritized over visitors
- premium clients served before occasional users
- essential electric vehicles (ambulance, security) always prioritized
Consumption tracking per badge
Each RFID badge has its own aggregated consumption history (day/week/month), exportable:
- re-invoicing to tenants or subcontractors
- internal billing per department or employee
- detailed reporting per end user
👉 See also: Smart charging · Your data belongs to you