Enterprise
Enterprise
B2B
B2B
Responsive
Responsive
Dark + Light
Dark + Light
Electric Vehicles
Electric Vehicles
CLIENT / Atom Power
Enterprise Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Management
Designed by engineers, the original software behind Atom's B2B chargers struggled to support its inherent complexity as business scaled. To harness the full potential of Atom’s charging infrastructure, a re-envisioned management and analytics platform was born. The new platform was perfectly suited for the complexity of workplace, fleet and multifamily charging infrastructure.
CLIENT / Atom Power
Enterprise Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Management
Designed by engineers, the original software behind Atom's B2B chargers struggled to support its inherent complexity as business scaled. To harness the full potential of Atom’s charging infrastructure, a re-envisioned management and analytics platform was born. The new platform was perfectly suited for the complexity of workplace, fleet and multifamily charging infrastructure.
CLIENT / Atom Power
Enterprise Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Management
Designed by engineers, the original software behind Atom's B2B chargers struggled to support its inherent complexity as business scaled. To harness the full potential of Atom’s charging infrastructure, a re-envisioned management and analytics platform was born. The new platform was perfectly suited for the complexity of workplace, fleet and multifamily charging infrastructure.
The designers at Atlas are highly skilled and multifaceted, excelling in detail orientation, feedback receptiveness, leadership, and versatility.
Naga Rajyalakshmi
Test Automation Engineer, Atom Power
The designers at Atlas are highly skilled and multifaceted, excelling in detail orientation, feedback receptiveness, leadership, and versatility.
Naga Rajyalakshmi
Test Automation Engineer, Atom Power
The designers at Atlas are highly skilled and multifaceted, excelling in detail orientation, feedback receptiveness, leadership, and versatility.
Naga Rajyalakshmi
Test Automation Engineer, Atom Power
Fun Fact
Atom's hardware is purple because its colorblind founder could easily see that color.
Launch delivered
Meaningful Impact
Launch delivered
Meaningful Impact
Launch delivered
Meaningful Impact
Eliminated
Custom marketing requests from clients to create their monthly and quarterly reporting visuals
Reduced by over 50%
Requests for Engineering to help their clients with self-service configuration
Support calls and emails related to software
3rd party app costs
Note: I am not permitted to share the exact impact metrics.
High-level
Problems to Solve
High-level
Problems to Solve
High-level
Problems to Solve
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
Reduce Dependency on Atom's Customer Support, Engineering and Marketing Teams
Users had full edit access to configuration meant exclusively for certified installers
Customer Support received a high amount of calls related to software usage and configuration.
Engineering performed unnecessary client configurations due to user confusion and often had to pull data for customer usage and analytics questions.
Marketing was continually called upon to create critical reporting visuals, sold to users as a feature of the software. Users' access to analytics and usage data was limited to insufficient downloadable CSV reports.
Provide Clear System Status and Analytics at the Org and Site Levels
The Org Level Dashboard provided no information - just links to each of the sites in the org
4 separate, but identical looking dashboards were required to get a cohesive status for each site
Org Level Admins had no ability to monitor system status org-wide without going to each site's various dashboards one by one. This was particularly unsustainable for Atom's larger clients.
Site Level Admins had to look through 4 identical looking dashboards for a full system update.
Usage Analytics were very limited and only available at the site level through limited downloadable CSV reports. Creating a collective org level report was incredibly time consuming.
Improve Usability
The main navigation changed depending on what page you were on, making way finding extremely difficult
Clarity was needed throughout the interface, particularly in the engineering-centric language and lack of contextual descriptions.
Consistency was universally needed. Most evident in the inconsistent navigation, usability patterns and language.
Error Prevention and Recovery was nonexistent. Users had edit access to critical settings meant for certified installers. There was no proactivity around preventing or recovering from errors.
Reduce Dependency on 3rd Party Apps
Costly 3rd Party Apps were being used to deliver all the functionality needed. This created a disjointed user experience, posed integration and customization difficulties for engineering, and prevented Atom from pricing competitively and optimizing profit margins.
A thorough
End to End Process
A thorough
End to End Process
A thorough
End to End Process
Define + Align
Product Mission + Vision Workshop Leadership Alignment Workshop Persona + Problem Definition Roadmap Priortization User Interviews Competitive Analysis
Define + Align
Product Mission + Vision Workshop Leadership Alignment Workshop Persona + Problem Definition Roadmap Priortization User Interviews Competitive Analysis
Define + Align
Product Mission + Vision Workshop Leadership Alignment Workshop Persona + Problem Definition Roadmap Priortization User Interviews Competitive Analysis
Design
Low Fidelity Wireframes Prototyping User Testing Accessible Design System Responsive Design Dark + Light Mode High Fidelity Design
Design
Low Fidelity Wireframes Prototyping User Testing Accessible Design System Responsive Design Dark + Light Mode High Fidelity Design
Design
Low Fidelity Wireframes Prototyping User Testing Accessible Design System Responsive Design Dark + Light Mode High Fidelity Design
Deliver
Design Documentation Dev-ready Assets Design QA Onboarding + Training Materials
Deliver
Design Documentation Dev-ready Assets Design QA Onboarding + Training Materials
Deliver
Design Documentation Dev-ready Assets Design QA Onboarding + Training Materials
Product Highlights
Dashboard
Insights
Configuration
ESG
Design
Focus on What's Important Right Now
With real-time status for every site (Org Level) and charger (Site Level) within an Organization, Insight Dashboards provide visibility into the current health of your EV Charging Ecosystem
The Org Level Dashboard shows a holistic status of every site in one place, eliminating the need to visit each multiple dashboards on each site. Site Dashboards show detailed statuses for each of their chargers.
Critical Notifications
Site Level Example Critical notifications are prominantly displayed, ensuring attention.
Status at a Glance
Site Level Example A glanceable chart communicates charger status expediently. Dive deeper if anything is amiss.
Current Load
Site Level Example Easily understand how much of your total capacity is currently utilized.
Status Site Map
Org Level Example Instantly identify any sites with faulted / offline chargers. Quickly nagivate to the site dashboard to dive deeper.
Site Utilization
Org Level Example View the status and utilization of every charger at every site in a singular view. At the site level, see the detailed status for each charger.
Product Highlights
Dashboard
Insights
Configuration
ESG
Design
Focus on What's Important Right Now
With real-time status for every site (Org Level) and charger (Site Level) within an Organization, Insight Dashboards provide visibility into the current health of your EV Charging Ecosystem
The Org Level Dashboard shows a holistic status of every site in one place, eliminating the need to visit each multiple dashboards on each site. Site Dashboards show detailed statuses for each of their chargers.
Critical Notifications
Site Level Example Critical notifications are prominantly displayed, ensuring attention.
Status at a Glance
Site Level Example A glanceable chart communicates charger status expediently. Dive deeper if anything is amiss.
Current Load
Site Level Example Easily understand how much of your total capacity is currently utilized.
Status Site Map
Org Level Example Instantly identify any sites with faulted / offline chargers. Quickly nagivate to the site dashboard to dive deeper.
Site Utilization
Org Level Example View the status and utilization of every charger at every site in a singular view. At the site level, see the detailed status for each charger.
Product Highlights
Dashboard
Insights
Configuration
ESG
Design
Focus on what's important right now
With real-time status for every site (Org Level) and charger (Site Level) within an Organization, Insight Dashboards provide visibility into the current health of your EV Charging Ecosystem
The Org Level Dashboard shows a holistic status of every site in one place, eliminating the need to visit each multiple dashboards on each site. Site Dashboards show detailed statuses for each of their chargers.
Critical Notifications
Site Level Example Critical notifications are prominantly displayed, ensuring attention.
Status at a Glance
Site Level Example A glanceable chart communicates charger status expediently. Dive deeper if anything is amiss.
Current Load
Site Level Example Easily understand how much of your total capacity is currently utilized.
Status Site Map
Org Level Example Instantly identify any sites with faulted / offline chargers. Quickly nagivate to the site dashboard to dive deeper.
Site Utilization
Org Level Example View the status and utilization of every charger at every site in a singular view. At the site level, see the detailed status for each charger.
Earning Trust with Atom Power
Atlas exemplifies mastery in UX, UI, and accessibility. Their guidance laid the smooth groundwork with clarity, consistency, and adaptability. They adeptly navigated project constraints, modifying designs when necessary, and collaborating seamlessly when implementation faced challenges. They are a wealth of industry wisdom, readily sharing insights with developers and stakeholders alike.
Collin Mabus
Software Developer, Atom Power
Atlas exemplifies mastery in UX, UI, and accessibility. Their guidance laid the smooth groundwork with clarity, consistency, and adaptability. They adeptly navigated project constraints, modifying designs when necessary, and collaborating seamlessly when implementation faced challenges. They are a wealth of industry wisdom, readily sharing insights with developers and stakeholders alike.
Collin Mabus
Software Developer, Atom Power
building trust
Atlas exemplifies mastery in UX, UI, and accessibility. Their guidance laid the smooth groundwork with clarity, consistency, and adaptability. They adeptly navigated project constraints, modifying designs when necessary, and collaborating seamlessly when implementation faced challenges. They are a wealth of industry wisdom, readily sharing insights with developers and stakeholders alike.
Collin Mabus
Software Developer, Atom Power
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