For IT and technical teams at charging networks
Plug it all in. Stay in control.
Your chargers and tools connect to GFO Omni, our CSMS hosted in France. You decide who can access what. And you stay free to leave.
30-minute video call. We’ll tell you which chargers can be switched over remotely.
Your first charge point is free.
The charger makes the call.
Once its address is set in its configuration, each charger connects to GFO Omni by itself. There is nothing to open on your network and nothing to install at your sites.
Your chargers appear in the same list and are managed the same way every day.
Your oldest chargers still run OCPP 1.6? Let’s talk it through on a call and see how to move them to a more recent version, so you take back control of your fleet.
You know who does what on your chargers.
- Everyone gets their own permissions.Pro and Enterprise plans include seven roles to split up the work. A site owner sees only their own sites.
- Every routine command is logged.Who ran it and the outcome, even when it is denied. The audit log is kept for 60 days by default.
- A second lock at sign-in.Two-factor authentication adds a one-time code on top of the password. Each user can turn it on for their own account.
Plug in your tools and your partners.
These integrations are already built into GFO Omni. Most are switched on from its settings.
Roaming
Drivers on other networks can use your chargers.
OCPI, Hubject
Payment
Bill every session. Sites that opt in get their share.
Stripe
Expenses: SAP Concur
Enterprise planEnergy
Charging adapts to solar production and the building’s consumption.
Schneider Electric, Lacroix, IoThink and two others
Your tools
Bring your figures into your own software.
API, CSV exports
Vehicles
Each driver can register their car: model, battery, charging power.
EV Database, Mercedes me
Some integrations depend on your plan: see pricing.
Free to join. Free to leave.
Each charger stores its software’s address. To switch software, you change that address: remotely for OCPP 2.x chargers, case by case for 1.6.
softwareGFO OmniNext
softwareaddress: previous softwareaddress: GFO Omniaddress: your next software
The charger is connected to GFO Omni. To leave, its address is replaced with your next software’s.
To join, we need your list of chargers, access to their configuration and a contact on your team.
To leave: you export your lists as CSV and pull everything else through the API (Pro and Enterprise plans). OCPP 2.0.1 and 2.1 chargers change address from GFO Omni; on 1.6, it depends on the charger and is usually done on site.
Explore the features of our CSMS.
Your technical questions.
Where is our data hosted?
In France. The platform, its databases and its logs run on a server in France. The services you connect to it, such as payment or roaming, process their share of the data on their own systems.
Is traffic encrypted?
Yes, for your team and for the API: access is over HTTPS. On the charger side, each charger identifies itself with a registration token. Chargers on 2.0.1 or 2.1 can also present a client certificate, which GFO Omni supports.
Is GFO Omni NIS2 compliant?
GFO Omni is designed with NIS2 in mind: encrypted access, routine commands recorded in the audit log, two-factor authentication, sessions ended as soon as you block an account. The audit log is kept for 60 days by default. We do not claim any certification.
How does the switch to GFO Omni work?
In four steps. First, we tell you, charger by charger, whether it can be switched over remotely or needs a site visit. Second, we agree the dates with you, site by site. Third, each charger receives its new address. Finally, we check that it responds correctly in GFO Omni before moving on to the next site. This support is included in the Enterprise plan. On other plans, if it is part of the project, it is listed in the quote.
Let’s look at your chargers together.
30-minute video call. We’ll tell you which chargers can be switched over remotely.
Your first charge point is free.