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One night in an e-bus and e-truck depot, minute by minute, before the grid says no.
An interactive simulator of overnight charging in electric bus and truck depots, showing how grid limits, allocation policy and a single misbehaving charger decide which vehicles leave on time.
Eighty stations, twelve power units, one grid connection, a 22:00–06:00 window. Set an energy limit, pick an allocation policy and scrub through the night on a Gantt timeline, a power chart and a readiness board, all driven by a deterministic CC/CV charging model.
Where to build next, and who is already there.
A web-based EV infrastructure intelligence platform for charging network operators and market analysts.
Explore thousands of charging stations across Europe on an interactive map, compare operators, analyse connector availability, and turn fragmented market data into clear insights for network planning and competitive analysis.
EVFleet info
A Charge Management System (CSMS) for managing and monitoring EV charging networks.
EVFleet receives and processes OCPP messages from charge points, handles bidirectional protocol communication per OCPP 1.6 and 2.1, and enables operators to initiate remote commands - from session control to reservation management.
Simulate the network before anyone pours concrete.
A testing platform for EV charging infrastructure that simulates networks of physical charge points.
Configure virtual stations - set connector count, OCPP version, and CSMS connection parameters - then simulate real-world events such as connections, charge requests, and session management. Communicates bidirectionally with a Charge Management System per OCPP 1.6 and 2.1 specifications.
One back office for forty sales channels.
A back-office e-commerce and ERP platform for a German auto-parts distributor, unifying multichannel sales with a TecDoc-based parts catalog.
Consolidates orders from eBay, Amazon, Daparto, Tyre24 and 40+ other channels into one TecDoc-based catalog, handling every order the same way regardless of source. Covers the full lifecycle - invoicing, returns, stock levels, per-channel pricing - plus supplier orders, fulfillment and warehouse logistics, as one operations panel for the whole company rather than a storefront for end customers.
Live packing performance for the warehouse floor.
A warehouse fulfillment application for auto-parts distributors, built around the daily race to pack every order before the shipping cut-off.
One supervisor dashboard tracks orders received today, the packing queue, work in progress and packed volume, with a performance gauge that projects cut-off attainment and a 30-day trend of created, still-to-pack and packed orders. Packing, order history, delivery advice, shelf management, reports and a shop-floor TV display run as role-aware modules, with barcode-driven search across orders and products.
One source of truth for automotive product data.
A product information management platform for parts businesses running multiple brands, countries and sales channels from one catalog.
Keeps catalog data as one governed record - TecDoc-aligned technical attributes, validation and completeness rules, multi-brand and multi-country structures - then exports it to ERPs, storefronts and marketplaces from a single place. In production it serves 200+ client applications through one versioned API, rolls product data into new countries in weeks, and includes an AI research agent that queries external sources per OE number and writes analyst-approved values back with field-level source traceability.
AI triage for inbound parts enquiries.
A customer support interface for parts shops and distributors, where a built-in AI handles incoming customer messages before a human takes over.
The AI reads each incoming message, works out which part the customer actually needs - asking follow-up questions when the enquiry is vague - and checks availability against the catalog. It then hands the conversation to an agent with the part identified, stock confirmed and the exchange summarised, so support starts from a complete request rather than a raw inbox.
Site audits across retail networks, from shops to petrol stations.
A web-based audit management platform for companies operating distributed networks of physical locations.
Plan and conduct audits, assign auditors, build custom checklists, track compliance, and manage corrective actions - including offline fieldwork. An integrated AI assistant analyses audit data, highlights priority locations, and surfaces insights without manually reviewing reports.