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Scalable Charging Point Management Platform for EVBox Everon

Company:
EVBox
Country:
Netherlands
Industry:
Mobility,
Energy
Service:
Building complex digital platforms

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Joeri Kamp

Chief Solution Officer at EVBox

About the project

Everon, the software division of EVBox, is at the forefront of the electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem, providing innovative charging point management systems globally. As the EV market witnessed rapid growth, Everon aimed to enhance its platform’s scalability to meet increasing demand efficiently.

 

Levi9 was enlisted for their expertise in creating scalable software solutions. Through this collaboration, Levi9 has not only elevated the platform’s quality and operational methodologies but has also introduced Everon to Agile practices, continuous improvement strategies, and advanced security and architectural standards. A significant milestone was the launch of Everon’s first public APIs, expertly developed by Levi9 to offer comprehensive service access and developer resources, marking a pivotal advancement in Everon’s market offerings. 

Results

  • Successfully developed and launched a scalable service platform that caters to the fast-growing EV charging market.
  • Implemented public APIs and a developer portal to enhance service accessibility and developer engagement.
  • Adopted the Agile methodology and continuous improvement processes within development teams to enhance efficiency and quality.

Electric Vehicle Charging

Software Development 

Public APIs

Scalable Software Solutions

Agile Development

Continuous Improvement

Security Practices

Architectural Design

Developer Portal

API Documentation

Market Expansion

Customer Satisfaction

Quality Enhancement

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