Take control of Easee chargers and equalizers through multiple integration pathways. Pick the path that matches what you are building and we will take you to the right docs.
The difference comes down to whose chargers you want to control: your own, or other people's.
For operators, CPOs and software providers
Offer smart charging, access control or other services to many site owners. Partner integrations act as an operator and can be offered to multiple customers.
For home owners, local home devices and small business owners
Control your own chargers with Direct OCPP or our public API in combination with signalR, without needing to set up a partner integration. Ideal for home automation, HEMS and personal projects.
Explore home docsA quick comparison of the two integration types.
| Partner | Home or Business user | |
|---|---|---|
| Whose chargers | Chargers belonging to your customers, managed by serial number | Chargers you own or have access to |
| Commercial use | Yes, you can offer a service to other site owners | No, the public API cannot be used commercially or monetised |
| Customer data | You run your own customer database, RFID keys and so on | Not applicable, access is limited to a single user's sites |
| Responsibility | You take responsibility for the integration and how it controls devices | You are responsible for the integration and for storing credentials safely |
| Support | Easee helps you get started, then you own the product | Self-serve support through developer documentation |
Note: Easee user credentials must not be used by a third party to gain access to or control a charger. If you are building something for other people, you need a partner integration.
Our docs are labeled to help you find what you need quickly.
All documentation for home owners, local devices and small business owners appears under Home and Small Business in the docs sidebar.
Partner documentation is labeled (Partner) in the title, while shared resources across both audiences are labeled (Shared).
