New releases: 01.06.2026

This release focuses on charger reliability and day-to-day operations. We are releasing a new trigger for automations: “On a schedule”. New experimental feature of providing recommendations based on charger reported error codes is also out now. A number of smaller Connect improvements round things out.

“On a schedule” trigger

Automations now support recurring schedules in addition to one-time ones. You can for example schedule automatic charger reboots on specific weekdays at a specific time, which makes routine maintenance much easier to keep on top of. Now available in Connect.

Experimental: Recommendations based on charger error codes

When a charger reports a fault, you no longer have to decode raw OCPP error codes by hand. We have started to capture charger error code related information and recommendations and are finally able to expose them to the operators. Recommendations are not yet available for all charger errors but we are increasing the coverage all the time, therefore this feature is still in “experimental” phase. If we can provide a recommendation to the charger error, it will be available in the charger dashboard and in the charger events pages in Connect.

Other features released

• Improved Live view in Data Insights: Live view now shows all the ongoing sessions on the map. Selecting the one you are interested in provides further information about the ongoing session.

• Ongoing charging sessions are now visible in more places in Connect: on the driver, charger and site pages, not just the charger dashboard.

• New Plug-in count and Plug-in count last reset columns in the Sockets view.

• Pending charger configurations are now visible in the charger page.

• FullChargingTransactionV2 & ChargingTransactionV2 message types added to Push API options in Connect.

• Other small bug fixes.