Product 01 · Standalone
Route OCPP connections with control.
The Standalone Broker sits between charge points and a backend. It keeps station connections stable, forwards messages under explicit rules and makes routing decisions traceable.
Protocols today: OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1
Today’s standalone code is being aligned with the shared broker and server contract.
Use cases
What the product is designed for.
- Connect an existing CPMS without migrating stations
- Add a read-only observer to the primary backend
- Run OCPP connections locally and under your control
Surfaces
The shared core, through the right surfaces.
Broker configuration per Charge Point ID
Connection and routing status
Diagnostics and recorded decisions
APIs & Swagger
Contracts generated from product code.
The central documentation explains purpose and stability boundaries. Where already available, local Swagger is the exact reference for the installed release.
Broker Control APIConnections, targets, routing rules and status.
OCPP Server APIStation state and OCPP commands inside the installation.
The standalone build will adopt the same local OpenAPI and Swagger convention as the server editions.
View API model and paths →Operations
Documentation is not a second product portal.
- Customer-managed Linux host or VM
- Containerised services and PostgreSQL
- No separate documentation portal in the installation