View charging sessions and charging history

In the charging history, you see each charging session with its energy, duration and costs. Depending on your role, you find it in your fleet or at your site.

1.End a charging session

The driver ends the charging session as they are used to doing at the station or in the vehicle. The session then appears in the charging history with the status Completed; while it is still running, the status shown is In progress.

2.Prerequisites

To see your fleet's charging history, you are logged in as a fleet manager and have already created a fleet.

3.Step by step

  1. 1.
    In the sidebar, open Fleets & charging cards and click the fleet you want.
  2. 2.
    Switch to the Charging sessions tab, which lists all the fleet's charging sessions.

    You can also view each charging session by site and fleet more clearly in the Reports tab.

  3. 3.
    If you are looking for a specific session, enter the vehicle name in the search field.
  4. 4.
    If needed, adjust the period via the date field.
  5. 5.
    You can also narrow the list down further via Filter.
  6. 6.
    You can also view the exact details of each charging session by clicking it.

    There you see all the relevant information.

4.Prerequisites

For your site's charging history, you are logged in as a depot operator and have already created a site.

5.Step by step

  1. 1.
    In the sidebar, open Sites and click the site you want.
  2. 2.
    Switch to the Charging sessions tab.

    You can also view each charging session by site and fleet more clearly in the Reports tab.

  3. 3.
    If needed, adjust the period via the date field.
  4. 4.
    Use Filter to narrow the list down further, and use the Search charging sessions search field to find individual sessions quickly.
  5. 5.
    You can also view the exact details of each charging session by clicking it.

    There you see all the relevant information.

6.Result

You see all charging sessions in the selected period. Regular charging sessions are automatically recorded as billable, so you do not need to set the billing relevance yourself.

7.Note

The CDR ID is the number of the individual charging session. In the Billing relevance column, you see whether a charging session is billed.

If it says Reporting only, the session is only reported and not billed, for example when a fleet charges at its own depot.

If a charging station was offline, its charging sessions appear in the portal with a delay, because they are only delivered once the connection is restored. If a session is still missing after that, the article Clarify missing charging sessions helps you further.

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