EV charger certificate app: The circuit and the charger, on one certificate.

A full EIC with the chargers on it: each charge point's settings, earthing and the circuit that feeds it. Photograph the rating plate and the make, model and ratings fill in. Free plan, no card needed. 100+ electricians run their business on Zappy.

From the rating plate to the signed certificate.

Each charger, its circuit and the checks, in the EIC's five steps.

Every charge point on one certificate. Add each charger with its settings, earthing and the circuit that feeds it. Check flags one with no circuit.

Photo the rating plate, the charger fills in. Make, model, serial and ratings come back from your photo. Tick the ones you want and they go on.

Chargers you fit often, saved. Save a charger to My chargers and its make, model and ratings go on in one tap next time.

Start from the EIC you issued. Start the EV certificate from an issued EIC. The client, supply, boards and circuits come across.

A checklist for homes, another for car parks. Pick Dwelling or Commercial and the checklist and risk assessment follow. Every answer starts blank.

The earthing risk assessment, written up. The PME questions, your findings and the precautions you took, named and dated on the certificate.

DNO and building control, kept track of. Record the DNO route and reference. Issue the certificate and Zappy reminds you to notify building control, with the 30-day deadline.

The charger's on. Now get paid for it.

Invoice the install and take the card payment from the same app.

EV charger certificates and every other certificate you issue

An EIC with every charge point, its checklist and its risk assessment, signed on site. EICR, EIC, Minor Works and PAT certificates too.

Board photo to schedule. Photograph the consumer unit and the circuits land in the schedule, ready for your readings.

Readings checked as you go. Max Zs fills in from the breaker, and any reading over its limit is listed before you sign.

Building control on time. Issue an EIC and Zappy reminds you to notify through your scheme, with the 30-day deadline.

Next year's starts from this one. Start a reinspection from last time's EICR with the boards and circuits already in.

EICR: Condition reports with observations, codes and photos.

EIC: Installation certificates, with more than one board when you need it.

Minor Works: The one-page certificate for a single circuit or an addition.

PAT: A register filled from photos of rating plates, the tester or your test sheet.

Quotes, accepted online

Say what the job is and Zappy drafts the quote. Price materials from trade prices, add extras they can tick, send it by email or text, and your client signs, books and pays the deposit from their phone.

Talk, don't type. Describe the job out loud. Zappy drafts the lines and you check the prices.

Materials at trade prices. Typical UK trade prices for cable, boards, accessories and EV chargers, with your markup added.

Sent where clients reply. Send by WhatsApp or email. The link preview carries your logo.

Declined? You'll know why. Clients can decline with a reason, and the follow-ups for that quote stop.

Invoices with a Pay button

Every invoice has a card payment link, straight to your Stripe. Deposits and part payments come off the balance on their own.

Card payments, to your account. Clients pay by card from the invoice, and the money goes to your own Stripe account.

Paid in instalments? Fine.. Record bank transfers, cash or card as they come in. The balance updates itself.

Credit notes done properly. Take money off a sent invoice with its own number and PDF, without editing the original.

Ready for your accountant. Export a tax year with VAT and CIS in their own columns, or send invoices to Xero or QuickBooks on Pro.

Chasing that runs itself (Zappy Pro)

Set it once. Emails go out in your name until the invoice is paid or the quote gets an answer.

Unpaid invoices. Reminders 3, 7 and 14 days after the due date. They stop when it's paid.

Quiet quotes. A nudge 2 and 5 days after you send, so a good quote doesn't go cold.

Review requests. A couple of days after a job is paid, your client is asked for a review.

Renewals. Before a certificate runs out, your client is reminded and can book the re-test.

Appointment texts: A text or email when you book, move or cancel a visit, a reminder before you arrive, and On my way on the day.

Every email in your words: Change the timing and the wording in the builder. They go out in your name.

Jobs and calendar

The quote, bookings, certificates and invoices for the same work sit together in a job, with the next thing to do. Your calendar and booking page keep the visits in order.

Your own booking page. Clients pick a visit type and a free slot in your brand colour, and it lands in your calendar.

Call or directions in one tap. From any booking. Mark it done, cancelled or a no-show afterwards.

What each job made, on Pro. Add materials and costs to a job and see the profit, not just the invoice total.

One app, instead of three bills

A typical setup is a certificate app from about £18 a month, a job management app from about £28 a month, a separate way to take card payments, and leads paid for one by one. On Zappy, certificates, quotes, invoices and card payments are in one app: £0 to start, £7.99 a month on Pro.

Free to start. Pro when you're busy.

Free: 5 quotes and 5 invoices a month, 2 certificates a month and 5 AI actions a month. No card needed.

Zappy Pro, £7.99 a month, with a 7-day free trial: unlimited quotes, invoices and certificates, unlimited AI (subject to fair use), automatic payment reminders and accounting sync. Cancel before day 8 and you pay nothing.

Local jobs, live in South Yorkshire. More areas coming. On both plans you only pay when you choose to quote.

Your next charger install, certified in one go.

Set up in two minutes, then scan the next charger you fit.

EV charger questions electricians ask

What certificate do I issue for an EV charger installation?

A charger on its own new circuit is certified with an Electrical Installation Certificate. Zappy's EV certificate is that EIC (supply, boards, circuits and test results) with the charge points, an EV checklist and an earthing risk assessment added, so one PDF covers the whole install. Pick Dwelling for a home charger, or Commercial / Industrial for workplaces and car parks.

Can one certificate cover more than one charger?

Yes. On the Supply step, add each charge point: its make, model, serial and ratings, what it was set to at commissioning, its DC fault protection, any open-PEN device, how it's earthed and the circuit that feeds it. Check flags a charger with no circuit, or one set above its circuit's protective device.

How does the rating plate scan work?

Open a charge point, tap Scan beside Charger and photograph the rating plate. Zappy reads the make, model, serial number, rated kW and amps, charging mode, connector, phases and whether the cable is tethered, and shows each one with a tick box. Apply fills the ones you tick. Settings, protection, earthing and the circuit are always yours to fill in.

Can I save the chargers I fit most?

Yes. Save a charger to My chargers and next time pick it from the list: its make, model and ratings fill in. If a rating plate scan matches a charger you've saved, Zappy offers yours instead.

Can I start an EV certificate from an EIC?

Yes, two ways. From an issued EIC, tap ⋯ then Start EV certificate: the client, installation, supply, earthing, boards and circuits come across, and the test results follow once you confirm they're the tests for this work. From a draft EIC, tap Make it an EV certificate on its Details step and it moves across with the next EV number. What was carried shows at the top, with Undo for each part.

Is there a checklist for commercial EV installs?

Yes. Choose Dwelling or Commercial / Industrial on the Details step and the checklist and risk assessment change to suit: hazardous zones, metering and mobile signal only come up on a commercial site. The items follow the topics of the IET Code of Practice for EV charging equipment installation, in Zappy's own words, and every answer starts blank: Yes, No or N/A.

Does it record the DNO notification?

Yes. Record the DNO route (notify within 28 days, or apply before connecting), the date and DNO reference, the cut-out fuse rating, a looped service and any load-limiting device, plus whether the charger meets the Smart Charge Point Regulations. Choose Notify with more than one charger and Zappy tells you to apply first. When you issue the certificate, Zappy also reminds you to notify building control through your scheme, with the 30-day deadline.

Is the EV certificate app free?

Yes, there's a free plan you keep, with a set number of certificates every month and no card needed. Zappy Pro is £7.99 a month for unlimited certificates, and you can try it free for 7 days.

Do I need to be registered with a scheme to use it?

No. Anyone can use the certificate tools. If you're with NICEIC, NAPIT or another scheme, add your registration number and logo in Settings and they print on every certificate.

Is there an app to download?

No app store needed. Zappy runs in your phone's browser and adds to your home screen like any other app. It works on a laptop or tablet too.

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