One platform. Every charger.
Every tenant.
“After a year of searching, I found software that gives me control of all my EV boxes, brand-independent. For a reasonable cost, Powerfill gives me a flexible solution with space to grow.”
Gladsheim Fastigheter needed to manage EV charging stations alongside the doors, apartments, and laundry rooms they already administer through Amido Access. Powerfill built a turnkey integration that synchronizes access data from Amido Access into Powerfill automatically, now available to any Amido customer.
Access, administration,
and charging.
Access management,
extended to charging.
Gladsheim manages rental housing across mid-sized Swedish towns. Doors, apartments, laundry rooms, and other resources are already organized in Amido Access, with tenant access granted through RFID keys. EV charging is the next resource layer, and it needs to fit into the same structure.
3,000+ apartments across 15 Swedish towns.
Ares Management-backed landlord with published sustainability commitments. As the portfolio expands, EV charging joins doors, apartments, and laundry facilities on the list of resources that require managed tenant access through a single administrative system.
Two systems,
the same data.
Without integration, running EV charging through Powerfill meant maintaining the same data in two places. Stations, RFID cards, and access rules already existed in Amido Access. Replicating them in Powerfill and keeping both systems in sync required manual work on every change.
Multi-brand charging
Charging stations from different manufacturers need to be managed through a single CSMS, not a separate app per vendor.
One key, everywhere
Residents already hold RFID keys through Amido Access for doors, laundry rooms, and shared resources. The same keys should work at the charger.
Unified administration
Access control and energy consumption reporting belong alongside the other facility workflows, not in a parallel system.
No manual duplication
Stations, cards, and permissions already exist in Amido Access. Rekeying them into Powerfill by hand on every change does not scale.
Four layers,
one source of truth.
Amido Access remains the system of record for resources and access. Powerfill mirrors it automatically for charging stations and OCPP tags. Open protocols end to end, with no duplicate data entry.
MIFARE / DESFIREREST API / UUIDOCPP 1.6J / RESTOCPP / BRAND-AGNOSTICAmido Access stays the source of truth.
Powerfill stays in sync.
Every Amido Access folder, access group, card, and grant maps to a corresponding entity in Powerfill. The sync runs automatically. Administrators continue working in Amido Access; Powerfill updates on the next run.
01Tree mirror
Every Amido Access folder becomes a Powerfill site node under a synthetic root. New folders, moved stations, renamed nodes are all picked up automatically.
02Deterministic mapping
A small set of rules, applied on every sync run. No fuzzy matching, no guesswork.
- Amido Access folder → Powerfill site node, with the tree shape preserved
- Amido Access charging access group → Powerfill station
- Amido Access card with a recognized RFID code → Powerfill OCPP tag
- Amido Access grant → Powerfill permission on the matching node
- Amido Access IDs preserved on every synced object for full traceability
03Time-aware state
Card validity and access grants from Amido Access determine whether an OCPP tag is active or blocked in Powerfill. Future starts, expirations, and revocations are reflected automatically on the next sync.
- Archiving a card in Amido Access blocks it in Powerfill
- Future-dated cards are pre-provisioned and activate when their start date arrives
- Cards with an end date block automatically at expiry
- Grants with time windows open and close permissions on schedule
04Billing-ready reporting
Monthly energy consumption reports built on the concepts Amido Access already defines, apartments and card owners, with no separate billing data model to maintain.
- Consumption attributed to the card owner defined in Amido Access
- Reports use identifiers already in place across the customer's access management
- No manual mapping between charging sessions and tenant billing
Predictable behavior,
by design.
Four principles define how the sync treats existing data on both sides. They make the integration safe to run on a live Powerfill account from day one.
Charging history preserved
Archiving a station in Amido Access blocks it in Powerfill while preserving its historical data. Reactivation is possible at any time.
Powerfill-native assets untouched
Assets created directly in Powerfill, such as test chargers or ad-hoc sites, are not modified by the sync.
Full reconciliation each run
Each sync evaluates the full Amido Access snapshot end to end. No drift, no partial states.
One place to make changes
Administrators make changes in Amido Access. Powerfill reflects those changes on the next run.
Three parties,
three sets of benefits.
Each party benefits directly from the same integration. No compromises, no dependencies.
Gladsheim
Unified access and charging management across buildings, vendors, and tenants.
- One dashboard for all charging stations, regardless of manufacturer.
- Same RFID keys work at the charger as at the door.
- No manual duplication of stations, cards, or permissions in Powerfill.
- Per-kWh billing data exports into existing property management workflows.
- Regulatory readiness for EPBD, right-to-install, and Klimatklivet applications.
- Consumption and access managed alongside other facility workflows.
Amido Access
A new capability layer for existing customers, without building or maintaining an EV charging product.
- EV charging capability available to every Amido Access customer.
- Zero engineering investment. Powerfill is the partner; Amido Access stays the source of truth.
- Consistent with Amido's vendor-neutral approach across access-control systems.
- Customer value for landlords meeting the EPBD rules now in force in Swedish law.
- Co-marketing opportunity with a specialist charging partner.
- Ecosystem position maintained as other proptech platforms develop charging capabilities.
Powerfill
European reference deployment, partner distribution into Swedish housing, and a reusable integration.
- First named deployment in Swedish residential housing.
- Distribution into the Amido Access installed base of housing companies.
- Reusable integration available to every Amido customer without customization.
- Open-standards approach validated by a portfolio-scale operator.
- Nordic foothold in multi-family residential charging.
- Alignment with EPBD-driven housing procurement across the Swedish market.
Built once.
Available to every Amido Access customer.
The integration is a standard capability of Powerfill for Amido Access customers. It uses the Amido DAX API and works with the standard folder model. No custom development per customer.
Gladsheim was the first deployment.
The integration now ships as part of Powerfill for Amido Access customers, with the same behavior and the same integration principles applied to every new activation.
The 2026 rules are in force.
Every Swedish landlord is in scope.
Three regulatory shifts moved residential EV charging from a sustainability choice to a compliance requirement. The Klimatklivet reform, the right to install, and the EPBD are all in force in Sweden.
Klimatklivet reformed
Klimatklivet is Sweden's flagship climate investment subsidy, administered by Naturvårdsverket. Its "Ladda bilen" sub-programme covers up to 50% of eligible cost, capped at 15,000 SEK per charging point, for non-public charging at BRFs, fastighetsbolag, and workplaces.
Since 1 February 2026, "Ladda bilen" runs under the EU's General Block Exemption Regulation, Article 36a. The de minimis cap that previously limited grants per corporate group is gone. Applications are filed ex-ante, before the project starts, and portfolio operators can submit consolidated applications across multiple buildings.
Right to install
Under the Swedish right-to-install rules in Ds 2025:13, both tenants and BRF members can request installation of a charging point at their parking space, at their own cost.
The landlord or BRF board can refuse only on "sakliga skal", legitimate technical or economic grounds. A blanket "we do not offer charging" answer no longer holds.
EPBD in Swedish law
The recast Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EU 2024/1275) set an EU-wide transposition deadline of 29 May 2026. Sweden transposed it through PBL and the energy declarations act, in force since 1 July 2026.
The directive's charging infrastructure requirements for buildings now apply in Swedish law.
Running Amido Access?
The EV layer is already built.
The integration behind Gladsheim is available to every Amido Access customer as a turnkey activation. One configuration, not a custom build. OCPP-compliant, open-standards, and ready to run.