Flipturn

Flipturn provides software for managing electric-vehicle charging operations. Its platform connects chargers, vehicles, energy systems, and operational workflows, helping fleets, charging operators, and commercial properties coordinate charging and monitor performance. The company describes its focus as making charging operations more reliable and cost-efficient at scale.

For fleet operators, the platform schedules charging around vehicle departure times and state-of-charge targets, prioritizes vehicles when depot capacity is limited, and shows charging status and readiness across sites. It also supports remote charger monitoring and diagnostics, alerting teams to faults or sessions that may affect operations. Fleet-focused tools can integrate vehicle and route information from telematics and fleet-management systems.

Flipturn’s energy-management features distribute available electrical capacity across chargers, apply site-level power limits, and schedule charging around utility rates. These controls are intended to help operators manage peak demand and electricity costs, and to make more effective use of existing site infrastructure. The company says its hardware-agnostic platform works with chargers that support OCPP, allowing operators to manage equipment from different manufacturers.

The product also serves charging operators and commercial properties beyond fleet depots. Flipturn lists multifamily housing, workplaces, and dealerships among its use cases, and describes capabilities including access management, payments and billing, charger monitoring, and integrations. Its AI operations agent, Flip, monitors charging operations, identifies emerging issues, and can handle routine responses using an organization’s playbooks.

Flipturn’s company materials say it supports Fortune 500 fleets, charging operators, and commercial property owners across North America. Its fleet solutions address a range of operations, including delivery, trucking, public transit, school buses, refuse, and shared charging depots. The platform is designed to give operators visibility across multiple locations while allowing site-specific charging settings and policies.

The company says it was founded and is led by alumni of MIT, Samsara, and Stripe. Its website identifies Flipturn as a subsidiary of Einride, a company focused on electric and autonomous freight technology. Flipturn describes its platform as built for reliable, cost-efficient charging operations; its public materials emphasize operational visibility, energy management, and addressing charging issues before they disrupt service. Further detail about internal working culture is not established in the available company information.