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01Ebook

The Charging Platform Migration Playbook

Moving a live network without losing a session or a driver

21 pagesPDF, including the cutover checklistUpdated 18 July 2026

What you get

Takeaways

  • A cutover sequence that never has the network fully offline
  • What to export before you give notice, and in what format
  • How to migrate drivers and wallet balances without forcing re-registration
  • The contractual questions to settle before the migration starts, not during

Contents

  1. 01

    What you actually own

    Sessions, meter values, drivers, tariffs, partner contracts and payment references — which of these your current provider must hand back, and which you have to reconstruct.

  2. 02

    Exporting before you give notice

    Why the export comes first, what a complete one looks like, and how to verify it is complete before the relationship changes.

  3. 03

    Cutting over charger by charger

    Repointing OCPP endpoints in waves rather than in one night, and what to do about the units that refuse to reconnect.

  4. 04

    Drivers, wallets and balances

    Migrating identities and money without asking a single driver to sign up again — the step most migrations get wrong.

  5. 05

    Running two systems for a fortnight

    The overlap period, how to reconcile across it, and when to switch billing over.

  6. 06

    Closing out

    Final settlement with the old provider, archival of historical data, and the checks that prove nothing was lost.

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