Charge the van against tomorrow’s route
For logistics and last-mile operators moving to electric — bringing vehicle readiness, charging, energy and battery intelligence together around every route

Built for logistics operators
For last-mile delivery, parcel, distribution and logistics teams managing vehicles around routes, delivery schedules and fixed departure windows

The route is in one system. The charger queue is in another
Your TMS knows where the vehicle needs to go. Your charger knows whether it is charging. Your operations team still has to connect the two
Routes
Which vehicle is assigned to tomorrow’s route?
Readiness
Will it have enough charge before departure?
Charging
Which vehicles need to charge first?
Energy
How do we charge within the depot’s available power and cost constraints?
Prepare the vehicles that leave first
Bring route schedules, vehicle SoC, charging status and depot capacity together so your team can plan charging around the next departure

Route-Aware Charging
Prioritise charging around vehicle assignments, departure windows and route requirements

Vehicle Readiness
See which vehicles are ready, charging, waiting or need attention before the next shift

Energy Intelligence
Coordinate charging with depot power limits and energy costs
Keep the TMS and chargers you already use
Connect supported telematics, TMS data and OCPP charging infrastructure instead of replacing the systems already running your logistics operation
Book an iCharz DemoExisting TMS & telematics
Use available route, vehicle and location data from supported systems
Existing chargers
Support for compatible OCPP 1.6J and OCPP 2.0.1 charging infrastructure
Hardware-agnostic
Connect compatible chargers from different manufacturers through supported integrations
Typical deployment
A typical deployment can be around three weeks, depending on integrations, configuration and deployment scope
See how your routes become a charging plan
Logistics EV operations — FAQs
Answers about route-based charging, vehicle readiness, telematics, depots and EV fleet operations
Yes. Gaadin AI can use available vehicle, route, SoC, charging and departure information to help operators plan charging around upcoming operational requirements.
Yes. Gaadin AI is designed to work alongside supported TMS, telematics and GPS systems, allowing available vehicle and operational data to inform the charging operation.
Yes. Gaadin AI supports compatible OCPP 1.6J and OCPP 2.0.1 charging infrastructure, allowing logistics operators to connect supported chargers from different manufacturers.
Yes. Gaadin AI can support mixed fleets, allowing logistics operators to manage ICE, hybrid and EV vehicles while adding EV-specific charging and battery capabilities.
Yes. Operators can manage multiple locations and sub-fleets from the same platform, with visibility into vehicle operations, charging and depot activity.
Gaadin AI brings vehicle status, SoC, charging activity and operational requirements together so teams can identify which vehicles need attention before their next departure.