Tecell’s Charge Management System (CMS) calculates revenue per connector in multi-tenant environments by tracking individual charging sessions and applying dynamic pricing rules specific to each tenant. The system aggregates session data, applies applicable tariffs, and distributes revenue based on pre-defined sharing agreements between operators and tenants.
How revenue distribution works in practice
In multi-tenant deployments, each connector operates under its own pricing model and revenue-sharing structure. Tecell’s CMS maintains separate financial records for each tenant, ensuring that revenue from individual connectors is accurately attributed. This allows operators to bill tenants directly based on actual usage and tariff agreements.
The system supports various revenue models including fixed fees, percentage-based splits, and time-based charges. Operators can configure these rules per connector or per tenant, enabling granular control over how revenue flows through the platform. This flexibility is essential for managing diverse stakeholder interests in shared charging infrastructure.
For example, a shopping center operator might charge tenants a fixed monthly fee while allowing retailers to set their own per-kWh rates. The CMS ensures that each connector’s revenue is correctly allocated according to these agreements, even when multiple tenants use the same physical charging point.
What this means for fleet operators and property managers
Fleet operators benefit from transparent revenue tracking across multiple locations and tenants. They can monitor how much each connector contributes to overall revenue, helping them make informed decisions about infrastructure investments and pricing strategies.
Property managers using multi-tenant setups see clear financial reporting for each charging station. This visibility helps them evaluate the performance of different tenants and negotiate better terms. The CMS also supports automated billing, reducing administrative overhead and minimizing disputes over revenue allocation.
For instance, a property manager overseeing a mixed-use building with both residential and commercial tenants can track revenue from each connector separately. This level of detail enables them to optimize pricing and usage patterns, ensuring maximum return on their charging infrastructure investment.
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