Charger Ports represent the individual connector points where vehicles can be connected for charging.

Use these endpoints to:

• List all available charger ports across your network
• Get detailed information about specific ports
• Update port settings and configurations
• Reserve ports for future use
• Start and stop charging sessions
• Cancel reservations

Each charger port belongs to a parent charger and can have different connector types (J1772, CCS, CHADEMO, etc.) and power capacities. Ports also maintain status information about current charging activities.

Chargers are the physical stations containing one or more charging ports.

These endpoints allow you to:

• List all chargers in your network with their current statuses
• Get detailed information about specific chargers
• View power, connectivity, and location information
• See all ports associated with a charger

Chargers contain important metadata about locations, payment types, power capabilities, and operating temperatures. A single charger typically houses multiple charging ports.

The reporting API provides comprehensive data and metrics about your charging network.

Use these endpoints to:

• Get real-time status information for all chargers
• Generate comprehensive charger reports
• View detailed charging session history
• Analyze fault data and error conditions
• Track energy usage and transactions

These endpoints support filtering by date ranges, chargers, and other parameters to help you generate specific reports for business intelligence, maintenance planning, and usage analytics.

The User API allows you to manage and retrieve information about system users.

These endpoints enable you to:

• List all users with access to your charging network
• View user details including attached ID tags and accessible chargers
• See authorization levels and access rights

User management is essential for controlling access to chargers and tracking usage patterns across your charging infrastructure.