What supervision software is and its four pillars, then signing in and the six menu sections.
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Introduction 0:06 Hello, and welcome to the Chargekeeper Academy! I'm Clara, your virtual trainer. This first section takes you all the way to your first charging station. And to begin: what is Chargekeeper for? What Chargekeeper is for 0:19 Your charging stations are connected to the internet. They talk to Chargekeeper in a standard language: OCPP. 0:26 Chargekeeper sees them all, follows every charge and acts remotely: it is your supervision software. 0:34 It rests on four pillars. 0:37 Supervision and maintenance: the state of each station, its faults, the interventions. 0:42 Monetisation: prices, payment and invoicing of charges. 0:48 Roaming: your stations open to drivers from other networks, through GIREVE or Hubject, and theirs open to yours. 0:55 And smart charging: sharing power between stations without exceeding what your electrical installation can handle. Signing in 1:04 To get in, open your workspace address, then enter your e-mail and your password. 1:10 Forgotten it? “Forgot password?” e-mails you a link, if your workspace allows it. Finding your way 1:16 Click “Sign in”: you land on the list of your charging stations. 1:22 On the left, the menu, in six sections. “Overview”: the dashboard, your indicators at a glance. “Operations”, the day-to-day: stations, sessions, alerts and invoices. 1:36 “Reference data”: vehicles, users, groups and badges. “Business”: companies, site areas, pricing and contracts. 1:47 “Analysis”: reports, statistics and logs. And “Administration”, for technical settings. Depending on your rights, some sections may not appear. Your profile 1:58 Your name opens your profile, with the “Security” tab to change your password. And “Sign out” ends your session. Key takeaways 2:09 Key points: Chargekeeper rests on four pillars, supervision, monetisation, roaming and smart charging. You sign in with your e-mail and password. And the menu has six sections. 2:23 In the next video: companies, site areas and the delivery point. See you shortly! 
