Run an EV charging station operators association of CPOs and site owners from one place: company records, site cities, annual fees, receipts, policy circulars and meeting attendance, without a shared drive of outdated Excel sheets. Charger networks stay in your CPO stack; Associan keeps the association chapter.

Members are commissioning sites. The association still tracks who paid last year’s fee in a chat thread.
One body mixes network operators and single-site hosts. Fees and papers differ. Network CPOs and single-site hosts need different categories on day one.
Payments arrive as UPI notes from different staff. Matching the company takes hours. Ops staff pay fees from numbers that do not match the company master.
Joining asks for GST and a site list. By AGM week half the attachments are old. Site lists go stale between commissioning milestones.
A tariff or permit circular is forwarded until half the members never saw the final version. Tariff and permit notes fork across email and chat.
Attendance is a sheet while operators are still on a go-live call. Go-live weeks collide with AGM calendars.
A member needs a roaming partner and has to ask three office bearers. Roaming partners are discovered through personal introductions only.
Built from Associan features your operators’ chapter can use without charger telemetry claims.
A CPO applies with company name, GST, cities and category from the ops office, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
The documents your committee asks for stay with the firm, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
Business categories keep network operators and single-site hosts distinct in the directory, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
Members pay online. Cash at the desk is recorded against the same member, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
Post a policy or meeting note once. Members read it in the app, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
Members search other operators by city and category when they need a partner, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
Network ops pays the annual fee from the same screen they use for other bills; the secretary sees a receipt against the CPO firm within minutes.
A single-site host company joins with GST after commissioning; the committee tags it as site-host so the directory stays honest.
Site-host and CPO tags stay honest in the directory, so roaming conversations start with the right kind of member. At the annual meet, QR passes replace the clipboard. Policy notes from the month sit on one board — not six WhatsApp forwards. Site-host and CPO tags stay honest in the directory, so roaming conversations start with the right kind of member.
Payments post to the operator firm, not a random employee name.
Search by city and category when you need a partner network.
Members open the board instead of an outdated forward.
CPO and site-host roles stay visible in search.
The same simple flow for every EV charging operator, set up for your association in about a day.
Post it in your group or on your letterhead. Each EV charging operator fills the form on their phone.
Firm details, GST and the documents your committee needs are uploaded with the application.
The committee approves and the fee is paid online, or recorded if paid by cash or cheque.
Membership number, PDF receipt, certificate and QR member pass are issued automatically.
AICR moved operator joining, fee collection, certificates and chapter-meet check-in onto one white-label app with its own name, logo and CIN on every PDF. Applications, document checks and payments that used to live in WhatsApp groups and spreadsheets now sit in one place the committee can see.
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