Token billing

Token billing gives fleet companies and eMSPs a single, consolidated invoice each month for all charging done by their drivers — across the Spirii network and roaming partners — instead of individual receipts per session. Drivers tap and charge; the billing is handled automatically in the background.

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How it works

1. Driver taps. A fleet driver uses their assigned RFID card or virtual token to start a session at any compatible charger on the Spirii network or a roaming partner network.
2. Spirii records the session. The platform captures the CDR — session start and end, energy consumed, price, and the token used to authenticate.
3. Sessions are aggregated. Throughout the billing period, all sessions for a given fleet company or eMSP are accumulated under a single billing document per currency and country.
4. Invoice is issued. At the end of the billing period, Spirii sends one invoice to the fleet company or eMSP covering every session by all their drivers.
5. CPOs are paid. Spirii pays the revenue to the CPOs whose chargers were used.

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What the invoice covers

A token billing invoice covers every session authenticated with a token issued under that billing customer:

• Sessions on the Spirii network (public chargers, workplace chargers)
• Roaming sessions on partner networks (Hubject, OCPI direct connections)

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Billing service levels

The billing service level configured for the operator determines whether Spirii invoices the end customer directly or provides the data for the operator to invoice themselves.

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Fleet manager view

Fleet managers can see all sessions for their drivers in Spirii Connect, including real-time session status and historical CDR exports.

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Driver experience

Drivers do not submit expense claims for charging. They tap their RFID card or virtual key, charge, and leave. Their company’s invoice handles the billing. This applies whether they charge at the office, on public chargers, or at home (with home charging reimbursement configured).

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