As electromobility scales, payment processes must keep pace – our free practical guide shows how.
69 percent of companies cite fleet electrification as their biggest operational challenge – and home charging is often an unresolved issue. This practical guide shows how fleet managers, HR departments, and finance teams can handle electricity cost reimbursement in a legally compliant and automated way.
Who is this practical guide for?
Four departments, one common problem: How do we reimburse charging electricity correctly, legally, and without additional effort? This practical guide provides the answers.
HR & Personalleitung
Payment of electricity cost reimbursement is legally compliant and documented – whether billed internally or via an e-mobility service provider.
Controlling & Finance
Clear booking logic, complete documentation and auditable payment flows for the next tax audit.
Fleet management
Automated payout that grows with fleet size – without any additional linear costs.
Flottenbetreiber & Dienstleister
Payment-ready solution without its own ZAG license. Payment processing and regulatory responsibility for the payment transaction lie with secupay.
What you can expect in the practical guide
- New regulatory requirements for home charging – and what they mean for your business
- The secupay principle: Why separating billing and payment is crucial
- Three contract models – from direct contract to group framework agreement
- The cashback process step by step: from consumption recording to SEPA payout
- secuOffice: Initiate, view, and export transactions
- Practical examples: Phoenix Contact, Wall-E and other use cases
"Companies want to advance electromobility and not think about payment processes. Our task is to handle precisely this complexity in the background."
Marie-Luis Rönisch, Channel Manager at secupay AG