eMabler EV Charging Management Platform

eMabler is a Helsinki-based software company that provides an API-first EV charging management platform for energy companies, parking operators and retailers. It addresses the need to run charging networks, tariffs and billing on one hardware-agnostic system rather than building a custom back end.

The platform includes a charger management module, tariff engine, data insights, energy management, ad hoc payment and managed services. It exposes open REST and Push APIs, supports OCPP chargers and white-label customer apps, and runs the charging operations of customers such as ABC Charging (S Group), Neste and AimoPark.

• Charger management: Hardware-agnostic management of OCPP chargers with predictive maintenance.
• Tariff engine: Flexible pricing, roaming and billing.
• Open APIs: REST, real-time Push API and MCP support for AI agents.
• White-label charging: Customer-branded apps, Plug and Charge and ad hoc payment.
• Energy management: Smart charging and load balancing.
• Managed services: Monitoring and monthly performance reports.

A Vietnamese fuel retailer can add charging to its stations with a branded app and unified billing. A parking operator can bundle parking and charging. A shopping mall can run paid charging with load balancing.

Operators get a hardware-agnostic platform with more than 300 ready integrations. The company states ISO 27001 certification and compliance with GDPR, PCI DSS and AFIR. A tiered licence plus usage-based fee and a one-month free trial lower the cost of entry, and managed services cover monitoring.

Energy companies and parking operators entering EV charging increasingly buy API-first back ends that connect to payment, parking and energy systems. Vietnam's rapid growth in charging ports and planned national standards raise the need for such interoperable platforms.

Based in Helsinki, Finland. Closed a 5.5 million euro Series A on 16 June 2026 led by Greencode Ventures with Swiss Post Ventures, plus loans and grants from Finnvera and Business Finland, to expand into Germany and the UK.