The Energy Hub platform aggregates data from EV charging sources—including home, depot, and public networks—and merges it with conventional fuel card transactions. By centralizing these disparate streams, fleet managers gain a single dashboard to monitor battery states of charge, remaining vehicle range, and fuel spending. CEO Alain Samaha notes that the transition to mixed-energy environments has shifted the primary challenge from data collection to synthesis, aiming to provide clear, actionable insights for decision-making.

Beyond basic monitoring, the solution introduces automated tools for EV charging reimbursement and anomaly detection, such as identifying inefficient charging patterns or unusual fuel transactions. These features are designed to simplify compliance and audit processes while helping organizations track progress toward sustainability and ESG targets. By providing visibility into costs per kilowatt hour and overall energy expenditure, the platform enables operators to optimize performance across both electric and internal combustion assets. Energy Hub is currently available to users within the global TN360 ecosystem.