This release focuses on more accurate measurement data and tighter control over who can see financial data. Meter values now report the corrected phase on installations wired with a phase rotation, the sockets list can be filtered by connector type, and Express cost centers can settle to their own Adyen store.
Phase-rotated meter values
Meter values and the current and power charts now report the phase a socket is really wired to.
Where sockets are wired with a phase rotation, a charger reports its measurements against its own L1, L2 and L3, which is not the same as the site's. For sockets where the rotation has been recorded, meter values, charger current, charger power and site current now report the corrected phase instead of the raw phase the charger sent. Filtering by phase matches the corrected value too.
Sockets with no recorded rotation are unchanged and keep reporting the phase exactly as the charger sends it. This builds on the per-socket phase rotation and grid connection type settings released on 4 August.
Filter the sockets list by connector type
Narrow the sockets list, and its export, down to one connector type.
GET /v2/sockets takes a new socketType parameter, so you can ask for only CCS (DC), Type2 (AC), Chademo (DC), Type1 or Schuko. The same filter applies to the sockets Excel export.
The endpoint also gained the sort keys it was missing. Several columns the response already returned could not actually be sorted on: asking for them fell back to sorting by charger ID without reporting an error, so the list looked unsorted for no visible reason. Site name, format and socket power type are among the columns that now sort properly.
Adyen store per cost center
Express payments on a cost center can settle to their own Adyen store.
If you run Express and split revenue across cost centers that settle to different Adyen stores, the store can now be set on the cost center through the cost center API, rather than by asking us to set it for you.
This changes nothing until you set a value. A cost center with no store of its own continues to use your organisation-level Adyen store, which is how every cost center behaved before. Clearing the value returns a cost center to that organisation-level store.
Other features released
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Exports no longer fail for operators with very large fleets. An export requested by an operator with access to tens of thousands of chargers could be rejected outright and left showing an error, because the access rights attached to the request had grown past an internal size limit. The rights are now resolved while the export runs instead of being carried with the request, so the size of your fleet no longer decides whether an export succeeds.
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Requesting a logo that does not exist now returns a clear "not found" response rather than an error.
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Fixed an issue where site access wasn’t properly enforced with Pulse activity logs.
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Other small bug fixes.