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watt.ma lets you export all your charging data to integrate it into your accounting, internal dashboards, or regulatory reporting obligations. Exports cover charging sessions, revenue, and energy consumption data.

Available export types

watt.ma offers a per-business-entity export so you can extract exactly the data you need. Each file contains a unique primary key and join keys to cross-reference tables in your analysis tool or ERP.

Export manually in CSV

1

Choose the data type

Log in to web.watt.ma, open the Reports section, and select the desired module: Sessions, Revenue, or Energy.
2

Apply filters

Define the analysis period and apply filters by site or charger to limit the export to relevant data.
3

Run the export

Click the Export button at the top right of the table. The CSV file downloads automatically to your device.

Schedule automatic exports

You can configure periodic report deliveries by email to automate your administrative follow-up.
1

Open export settings

In the Reports section, click Scheduled exports in the sidebar.
2

Create a rule

Click New scheduled export. Choose the report type, frequency (daily, weekly, monthly), and email recipients.
3

Validate and activate

Check the settings and activate the rule. The first export will be sent according to the chosen frequency.
Scheduled exports are available from the Production plan. The Startup plan only allows manual exports from the interface.

Data retention

watt.ma retains the complete history of your sessions and revenue with no time limit for the Production and Enterprise plans. The Startup plan retains data for the last 12 months. Upgrade to a higher plan to unlock access to your full history.

CSV file format

Exported files use CSV format with semicolon separator and UTF-8 encoding. Columns include: session identifier, start and end date and time, affected charger, energy delivered in kWh, invoiced amount, payment method, and transaction status.

Accounting use cases

watt.ma CSV exports and scheduled deliveries address several common accounting and regulatory needs in Morocco:
  • Bank reconciliation: reconcile CMI and Stripe collections with corresponding invoices by importing the payment list into your accounting software.
  • Transmission to accountant: regularly send your accountant exports of invoices, invoice lines, and payments for formal bookkeeping in MAD.
  • ERP import: integrate customer, billing account, and partner settlement files into your ERP via the provided join keys.
  • Tax audit: produce session, invoice, and payment files on demand for a fiscal inspection.
  • VAT calculation: export invoices and invoice lines to calculate and verify VAT collected at the 20% rate.
  • Monthly closing: build each month an aggregated export of revenue and energy consumption for your management reports.

Next steps

Financial Analytics

Cross-reference your exports to build advanced financial indicators.

Partner Settlements

Export settlement tables to site owners.

Reconciliation

Reconcile your collections and invoices in full compliance.