In the debate around electric mobility, the focus is no longer on the expansion of charging infrastructure, but on its maturity. As charging points increase, so does complexity: heterogeneous systems, fragmented payments, misaligned operational management, limited control over data and user experience.
It is within this context that Fortech introduces Fortech EV One, an OaaS or white-label platform designed for the EV charging market. A software solution that ensures ease of use and full integration within the ecosystem.
Fortech EV One is built to meet the needs of CPOs, energy operators of varying scale, fleet managers and mobility providers who are not looking for individual components, but for a coherent, modular and scalable technological infrastructure. It is also an ideal solution for smaller operators seeking an operations-as-a-service (OaaS) model, capable of relieving them from the complexity of EV charge management.
EV charging: from infrastructure to system
EV charging is not just about “unlocking” a charging station. It is a complex system involving hardware, software, payments, regulatory compliance, user experience, data management and operational continuity.
For this reason, the platform is designed as a modular system, capable of covering the entire EV charging operational cycle, including integration with third-party systems. This allows Fortech to offer a complete ecosystem for electric charging, with a single point of contact and a true end-to-end vision.
Fortech EV One enables real-time monitoring of charging stations, increases charger visibility through interoperability, prevents anomalies and ensures service continuity. At the same time, it orchestrates charging sessions, manages delivery logic, configurations and detailed reporting, adapting to different application contexts: from retail to fleets, to high-traffic public networks.
The logic is clear: reduce technological fragmentation, simplify decision-making processes and ensure seamless operational continuity. In a rapidly evolving market, true innovation is not about adding complexity, but about making it governable.
Single point of contact, end-to-end vision
What distinguishes Fortech’s approach is its ability to bring together strategy, technology and operations. EV One is not just a software platform, nor a collection of products: it is an ecosystem designed to grow alongside the market and its customers’ business models.
Being a single point of contact means offering:
- native integration between hardware, software and services;
- full regulatory compliance across all business areas;
- reduced management costs and faster implementation timelines;
- greater control over data, performance and customer experience;
- a clear technology roadmap aligned with regulatory and market evolution;
Data, assets and fleets: governing complexity
In an increasingly data-driven market, value lies not in the amount of data collected, but in the ability to make it readable and actionable. With the Insights capability, operational data is transformed into key performance indicators, giving operators a clear view of infrastructure usage and user behavior.
Special attention is also given to the fleet segment, with features designed to address the specific needs of electrified fleet management, optimizing charging flows, availability and operating costs.
Frictionless payments and billing
Payment remains one of the most delicate moments in the charging experience. Fortech has brought its long-standing payment expertise into the EV world from the outset, enabling credit and debit card payments through OPTcompact and e-smartOPT terminals.
These solutions are designed to replicate the user experience of traditional refueling, simplifying charging while ensuring high reliability standards. In addition to other digital payment methods, they now also support Satispay.
Billing and reporting processes are equally streamlined, reducing administrative complexity and ensuring full regulatory compliance.
An open ecosystem, designed to grow
Fortech EV One also enables interoperability between different networks, a now essential requirement for truly global electric mobility.
The end-user digital experience is further enhanced through the option of using a dedicated app, alongside an environment designed for integrations, APIs and custom developments. A choice that makes Fortech EV One an open platform, capable of evolving alongside its customers’ business models.
A single point of contact for EV charging
What sets Fortech EV One apart is not a single feature, but the coherence of its overall architecture. Hardware, software, payments and services interact within one unified system, reducing fragmentation, implementation time and integration costs.
With EV One, Fortech introduces a new paradigm for electric charging: not a collection of components, but a mature technological infrastructure designed to support the long-term growth of EV charging. A difference that, today more than ever, is strategic.
For a sector that is becoming critical infrastructure for contemporary mobility, this difference is not just technological. It is strategic.
The Fortech EV One platform will be unveiled in preview at Key – The Energy Transition Expo, in Rimini, from March 4 to 6, 2026.
