Smart charger that you can control/monitor remotely

[Russinating]

Looking at getting a smart charger installed at work that we may open to third party access when they've booked the parking space. What are our options for protecting the charger from unauthorised use? From as basic as just being able to turn it on/off remotely (so we'd only turn it on when the space has been booked), to needing a PIN or something to start charging which can change daily?

We're only a small business so an actual commercial unit is likely out of the question cost-wise.

 

[Zakalwe]

I think that most smart chargers allow you to turn them on and off from an app.
I've an Andersen and it certainly allows that. It also shows you the amount of power drawn and the cost (assuming you tell it your electricity rate).

 

[Cloggie]

I have an Ohme which can be controlled and monitored remotely.
As @Zakalwe mentioned, most of the smart chargers have this kind of ability.
Not sure about a PIN, that is not something I would expect to see on a consumer unit

 

[Jeeves]

Ditto for EO Mini Pro. The EV JuiceNet app that they recommend you use with it has a Sharing PIN feature. I’ve not used it or examined the functionality, but it might do what you want.