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Brand-agnostic charge-point health and electrical-condition telemetry collected as an overlay on top of third-party OCPP 1.6 / 2.0.1 chargers (ChargePoint, Tesla, ABB and others), fusing four ingestion streams the company lists: OCPP gateway data, thermal connector-probe readings, AI load-shed controller signals, and 5G mesh backhaul status. Distinctive content is electrical-physical rather than commercial: connector impedance and pin thermal-decay series (resolution described to 0.2 ohm), software-handshake response latency (to ~500ms) and the resulting 'Phantom Offline' states, per-port power-ceiling modulation events issued to prevent transformer overload or building brownouts during concurrent 5pm demand spikes, firmware handshake bottlenecks, plus the commercial layer beneath it — session-to-NOI attribution, underperforming-charger identification, 'camping' (idle-occupying) vehicle detection for parking turnover, and kWh-dispensed series mapped to carbon-offset and automated LEED v4.1 portfolio reporting

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Industry: Application SoftwareElectrical Components & Equipment
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Format: Tabular high-frequency sensor and control telemetry — connector temperature and impedance series, handshake-latency measurements, per-port power-setpoint change events, OCPP status/transaction frames and 5G backhaul link state — consolidated into a multi-property dashboard with radial telemetry gauges; delivered as on-prem industrial software, so the data lands in the customer's own environment rather than a vendor cloud
Volume: High frequency per charge point, small installed base: thermal/impedance probes and control loops imply sub-second to 1-minute sampling, so ~10^6-10^7 readings per monitored port per year and ~10^8-10^9 across a 100-port portfolio — but the number of EV ports iFactory actually monitors is not published, so total volume is unknown and should be the first diligence question. Also note data is stored on-prem at customer sites, so it may not exist in one place at all
Users: N/A — B2B analytics overlay sold to property owners, REITs and parking operators; drivers are customers of the underlying charge-point network, not of iFactory, so there is no iFactory consumer account surface at all
History: not stated
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active marketing, unproven in this vertical — the company publishes an extensive, fast-turning page estate (industry-specific AI modules, SAP-integrated on-prem offerings, 2026-dated product pages) showing real content and product motion; but its professional profile lists only ~2 employees, no funding is reported, and there is no named EV charging customer or deployment anywhere in the evidence
Launched: ~2014 for the parent company (founding year recorded on its professional profile) — the EV Charging Station Analytics module itself is undated and reads as a recent vertical extension of an existing industrial-AI/CMMS platform rather than a standalone launch
Delivery: not stated
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