99.99%
Platform uptime across charging operations
EV truck charging network unifies 2TB+ of operational data on Microsoft Fabric
Migrated fragmented charging, billing, and infrastructure data into a governed Microsoft Fabric ecosystem with domain-specific refresh strategies and role-based Power BI reporting.
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60%
Faster Fabric migration delivery using TrueMorph
2 TB+
Historical and active data consolidated into one Microsoft Fabric environment
Client Overview
Our client operates a high-power charging network for heavy electric vehicles across Norway, serving long-haul trucks, freight logistics vehicles, and electric buses.
The network manages charging operations, customer and vehicle data, billing records, and infrastructure reporting across multiple charging sites. With the business expanding, the client was preparing its data and systems to support new markets and growing operational volumes.
Challenges
A Norway-based EV truck charging network serving long-haul trucks, freight logistics vehicles, and electric buses across the country. As the network scaled, its data environment became harder to manage, with inconsistent integration, uneven refresh cycles, and unstable source structures.
Six siloed systems blocked reporting
Charging, billing, and infrastructure data were spread across six systems with mismatched APIs and auth methods, making consistent reporting impossible.
Mismatched refresh rates distorted data
Station data is refreshed every 15–30 minutes, but financial records are updated daily. Teams comparing the two worked from mismatched snapshots, skewing their analysis.
Unstable schemas broke reporting trust
Fields got renamed, and attributes surfaced without warning. Across 2TB+ of data and 10M+ records, these shifts led to inconsistent metrics in reports.
Solution
Simform rebuilt the client’s fragmented data environment into a governed Microsoft Fabric ecosystem, providing the business with a reliable analytics and reporting foundation across its entire charging network.
Data platform rebuilt on Microsoft Fabric
Brought 2–3 TB+ of data into OneLake, with Fabric Lakehouse and Data Warehouse providing structured analytics layers that replaced workloads spread across separate systems.
TrueMorph-accelerated Fabric migration
Simform’s TrueMorph accelerator streamlined the migration workflow and cut repetitive manual effort, onboarding datasets into Fabric 60% faster, with improved consistency.
Ingestion with domain-based scheduling
Pulled data from six source systems using Fabric Data Factory and Dataflows Gen2, with refresh schedules split between 15–30 min operational and daily financial cycles.
Power BI dashboards with role-based access
Built Power BI semantic models and dashboards covering station utilization, downtime, billing, and revenue, with role-based access for operators, management, and customer teams.
Business Impact
The new Fabric-based platform improved data speed, reliability, and usability across charging operations, billing, and migration delivery for the growing network.
Automated billing
Automated billing across millions of transactions with real-time pricing adjustments, replacing manual charge record processing that slowed monthly reconciliation cycles.
Uninterrupted operations
The Fabric platform achieved 99.99% uptime across customer apps and operator dashboards, keeping fleet charging management running uninterrupted.
Faster delivery
TrueMorph cut the Fabric migration timeline by 60%, compressing what was estimated at 8–10 weeks to around 4 weeks while maintaining consistent delivery quality across all datasets.
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