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OCPP Proxy

Change your backend without touching your chargers

The OCPP Proxy sits between your charge points and your CPMS – so you can switch backends with zero downtime, run both OCPP versions, and stream your charging data wherever you need it. Lightweight, protocol-native, and fully under your control.

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MAIN FUNCTIONS
One lightweight layer between your chargers and your backend

Point your charge points at the proxy once, and everything behind it becomes yours to control – route it, switch it, stream it, all without disrupting the field.

It’s the piece that turns a risky platform change into a routine one.

9,000

Sockets migrated with zero downtime on the Connected Kerb network.

Capabilities you get with the OCPP Proxy
Connection timeline chart of active connections and failures since the last proxy restart
Zero-downtime backend switching

Point your chargers at the proxy once, then change what’s behind it whenever you want.

 

  • Migrate your CPMS without a field rollout
  • Switch backends live, with no interruption
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Native OCPP, both versions

Speaks OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1 natively and routes each message by version – no lossy conversion.

  • Full OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1 support
  • Run mixed-version fleets through one connection
A desk with two monitors showing a data pipeline and a network visualisation
Event streaming

Turn your live OCPP traffic into an event stream your own systems can use.

 

  • Feed analytics, monitoring, and data lakes
  • Build on your charging data in real time
Monitoring sidebar of the OCPP Proxy with station, suspended and failure counters
Live operations control

Real-time control over your connections and traffic, whenever you need it.

  • Manage connections on the fly
  • React to issues as they happen
Try before you switch

Switching CPMS usually means a risky, all-at-once cutover. The proxy removes that risk – it lets you evaluate and migrate on your own terms, with your network live the whole time.

  • Run a full proof of concept in front of your existing backend
  • Switch when you’re ready - no big-bang cutover
  • No downtime, no field visit

Certified OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1 compliant.

Developed under an ISO/IEC 27001:2022 security management system.

 

 

OCPP Proxy dashboard with connected stations and a connection timeline
Control your OCPP traffic, end to end

Sits in front, changes nothing in the field – one connection from your chargers, and everything else is yours to configure.

  • Lightweight by design - control without added weight
  • Protocol-native - routes by version, nothing lost in translation
  • Backend-agnostic, API-first
Backend-agnostic. API-first.
Diagram: chargers connect through OCPP Proxy to the current CPMS, a new CPMS and an event stream
Proven at scale
The technology behind zero-downtime migration

The proxy is how we move live networks without dropping a session – the same approach behind the Connected Kerb migration of 9,000 sockets, delivered with zero downtime. If you’re weighing a platform change, this is the piece that makes it safe.

OCPP Proxy dashboard open in a browser
One connection from the field. Everything behind it, yours.

Point your charge points at the proxy once and you never touch them again – migrate, run a POC, route by OCPP version or stream every message into your own systems, all from one place.

FAQ

Does it convert between OCPP versions?

No – it speaks OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1 natively and routes each message by version. It doesn’t translate between them.

Can we switch CPMS without downtime?

Yes – that’s the point. Your chargers connect to the proxy, and you change the backend behind it live, with no interruption.

Does it work with any backend?

Yes – the proxy is backend-agnostic, so it sits in front of the CPMS you already run, or the one you’re moving to.

How many charge points can it handle?

Thousands of concurrent charge points. It handled stress tests of even 20 000 units

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