EV charging payment platform provider Paua has announced a new agreement with smart EV charging business Easee, aiming to simplify and improve how firms reimburse drivers for home charging.
The partnership combines Easee’s connected home chargers and Paua Reimburse, enabling fleets to accurately compensate drivers for both business-only mileage and mixed private and business use.
Bringing together Easee’s charger data with Paua’s reimbursement platform offers fleets an opportunity to move away from manual expense claims and estimated rates.
Instead, reimbursement is based on actual energy usage from the home charger, the driver’s real electricity tariff, clear separation of business and private mileage, line manager approval workflows for governance and control.
Easee’s connected chargers provide the data foundation, while Paua Reimburse acts as a purpose-built reimbursement and approval layer designed specifically for EV charging payment.
Long-standing Paua customer Airedale, which operates a fleet of 80 electric vans servicing its own customers, is one of the early users of the new integration between Paua and Easee.
Steve Frost, head of automotive, Easee said, “For fleet drivers, home is where most EV charging happens; and until now, getting reimbursed fairly for it has been anything but straightforward.
“By combining Easee’s connected charger data with Paua’s reimbursement platform, we’re removing that friction entirely. Accurate, automatic, and fair; this is what effortless electrification looks like in practice.”
Niall Riddell, CEO and co-founder of Paua, said, “Home charging is where most EV miles happen, but it’s also where reimbursement breaks down. Drivers are left out of pocket, and fleet teams are left managing spreadsheets and guesswork.”
“This partnership with Easee changes that. Together, we’re enabling a model where reimbursement is automatic, accurate, and fair.”
