Strategy & consulting
Target picture, architecture review, build-or-buy, migration strategy and regulation (AFIR, calibration law, ISO 15118).
Consulting · CPO/CPMS platform · Edge · since 2011
We advise, implement and deliver turnkey platforms for operating charging infrastructure – since 2011, with source code and without lock-in.
We build charging-infrastructure software for companies including:
BMW · Volkswagen · DEKRA · Webasto · Allianz · Audi Denkwerkstatt · WALL-E.works · DepotChargeThree building blocks
Focus instead of a full catalogue: we chart the path with you – and deliver the building blocks to build and run your own backend.
Predictable start at a fixed price
Switch your backend, expand or run it yourself? One focused working day remotely via Microsoft Teams – architecture, regulation and roadmap – for a fixed price of €4,990 plus VAT. Includes 90 days of full access to a demo instance with all building blocks.
Consulting
Consulting for e-mobility and charging with a focus on infrastructure and backends: we join strategy, architecture and delivery – from the first question into continuous operations.
Target picture, architecture review, build-or-buy, migration strategy and regulation (AFIR, calibration law, ISO 15118).
System design for charging infrastructure: protocols, interfaces, load management – validated in a proof of concept.
Development, testing in our own lab and migration without downtime – with continuous evolution in production.
Platform
Not an off-the-shelf product, but a platform of proven modules: OCPP, CPMS and billing – with source code, open APIs and no lock-in.
NeLeSo OCPP Broker
Decoupling layer between charge point and backend: multi-backend routing and live migration without a big bang.
Explore the OCPP BrokerNeLeSo OCPP Server
OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1 in production, 2.1-ready – with simulators, developer portal and open APIs.
Explore the OCPP ServerNeLeSo CPMS Toolkit
White-label building blocks for your own CPMS – individually or together, with source code.
Explore the CPMS ToolkitThird building block · NeLeSo Edge
OCPP server, load management and monitoring as an appliance in the control cabinet. Offline-first means the site keeps charging even when the internet or cloud fails.
NeLeSo Edge · industrial appliance
Why NeLeSo
Our building blocks ship with source code and open APIs. We consult with software we run in the field – and in the Assessment Workshop we tell you honestly whether in-house, platform or keeping the status quo is the path that holds.
Case Studies
WALL-E, DepotCharge, Natur & City Camping Ellwangen – and DEKRA in overview.
OCPP Broker and Server for banks, premium OEMs and logistics companies – up to 8,000 charge points per customer.
Read the case study →Broker and mini CPMS – DC chargers up to 1,000 kW routed to existing backends.
Read the case study →Eight AC chargers, PV, commercial kitchen and sub-circuits – steered by Edge offline-first.
Read the case study →Example from practice
Consulting and platform work together: the broker keeps charge points connected while target systems change step by step – with fallback and parallel operation.
NeLeSo test lab
Test lab since 2014
Since 2014 we have operated test environments with vehicles, wallboxes and OCPP backends. We turn field issues into reproducible scenarios – against real hardware.
Protocol depth
Our systems see what charge points really send in the field every day – and turn it into stable sessions, clean meter values and traceable diagnostics.
Illustrative capture of an OCPP session: the charge point boots (BootNotification), becomes available, starts a charging transaction with meter values – and load management adjusts the power in real time.
Insights
Cloud, on-premise, or hybrid: an honest comparison of the three deployment models for EV charging software, plus a verifiable vendor-selection checklist.
Read → 9 min CPMSTwelve testable criteria for CPMS selection: protocol substance, operations, billing compliance and exit clauses – with a check for each before signing.
Read → 9 min OCPPAn OCPP 2.0.1 migration succeeds without downtime when a broker cleanly separates shadow connection, comparison operation, and group-wise cutover.
Read → 9 min