EV Dashboard Overview | Reports

00:00: The Nayax EV Dashboard manages your charging network with Live Status for real-time activity, Analytics for insights, and Live Sessions for detailed records.

00:09: From the dashboard of your Nayax Core platform click the Reports tab then click on EV Dashboard in the drop-down menu.

00:16: This is your real‑time hub for all EV charging activity, featuring two main tabs: Live Status and Analytics.

00:24: In Live Status - The dashboard updates instantly, and the green Live badge confirms real‑time info.

00:30: Charging Stations displays six tiles: available, occupied, faulted connectors, and offline stations, providing a quick snapshot of status.

00:38: The Occupied Connectors, when hovered over, show the charging status, suspended EV and EVSE sessions, and sessions about to end.

00:47: The Connector Status chart shows each connector’s state: Preparing, Charging, Suspended, Finishing, Faulted, Unavailable, Offline, or Never Connected, with the total number in the center.

00:58: The Charging Stations Status chart shows stations Online, Disconnected, or Never Connected, giving you a quick view of network coverage and connectivity issues.

01:08: The Accounts status shows your total EV driver base, including active, blocked, and pending users, cards expiring soon, and private‑station users.

01:17: Payments Today shows your revenue at a glance, successful payments with totals and counts, plus failed transactions by ID to help spot issues.

01:25: The Live Sessions table displays all active charging session data, including Session ID, station, location, duration, energy, etc.

01:34: Click 'All' next to the Live Sessions heading to view the full list of all charging sessions.

01:39: The Sessions shows all charging session records. Use filters like location, source, device type, and date to narrow results, then click View Report to see the filtered list.

01:49: From the EV Dashboard, click Analytics next to live Status to view historical performance data for trends, revenue, and charging network usage.

01:58: In the top‑right, choose your date range from Today, 7 Days, 30 Days, or Custom. The timestamp shows when the data was last updated.

02:06: In Analytics, you’ll see four key metrics: Total Revenue, Total Energy, Total Sessions, and Average Session Duration, giving a quick snapshot of your network’s performance.

02:17: The Revenue chart displays daily revenue as a bar chart, highlighting busy periods and trends. Hover over a bar for exact daily revenue.

02:26: The Energy chart shows daily kWh. Hover over any bar to see Energy delivered, Peak Power, and Sessions, helping you spot peak usage and overall demand.

02:36: Rank sites by Revenue, Energy, or Sessions. The table shows rank, name, revenue, energy, and session count. Adjust rows per page to spot top performers quickly.