Manage charge point availability and load-shedding via the ChargePoint Web Services (partner) API
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Steps
Obtain an API License Key and API Password by logging into ChargePoint with a Network Manager or API user account, then visiting Organizations > API Info
Call getStations to retrieve station information for stations under management
Call getStationStatus to retrieve availability status and, optionally, connector type and max power level per port
Use a load-management call to shed load for a single port, both ports on a multi-port station, or a group of stations, choosing only one target type per request
Use the corresponding remove-load-shed call to clear an existing load-shed event
Known gotchas
Load-shed requests accept only one of 'single port', 'both ports', or 'station group' as the target per call; they cannot be mixed in one request
The API License Key/Password are managed per organization under the API Info tab, distinct from a regular ChargePoint login
This is documented as a SOAP-style Web Services API per ChargePoint's Programmer's Guide, not a typical modern REST/JSON API
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