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    Internal and external fleets

    Manage multiple fleet organizations
    in one charging operation

    Internal and external fleets help operators keep different fleet organizations separated while managing them in one place.

    Each fleet can have its own assets, teams, charging rules, reporting, and billing structure, making it easier to support your own fleet, customer fleets, and partner fleets under the same operation.

    Benefits

    • Keep fleet organizations separated and organized.
    • Browse and filter assets by company.
    • Maintain separate charging rules, reporting, and billing.
    • Support multiple fleet organizations with clear operational structure.

    Where internal and external fleets fit

    Internal fleets
    Use internal fleets to manage your own vehicles, drivers, and charging activity.

    This is typically used for company owned vehicles, service fleets, employee vehicles, or operational teams.

    Example:
    - A logistics company manages charging for its delivery vans and service vehicles through an internal fleet.
    External fleets
    Use external fleets to support customer or partner organizations that need their own fleet structure inside your charging operation.

    Each external fleet can have its own teams, pricing programs, users, charging policies, and reporting.

    Examples:
    - A taxi association manages its own charging program.
    - A corporate customer receives dedicated fleet pricing and reporting.
    - A partner logistics company manages its drivers and charging policies while using the same charging infrastructure.