Amber for EVs is not an exclusive control solution so you can be enrolled to multiple EV charging solutions simultaneously. We will however assume that we're the only ones controlling your EV which may lead to your other EV control not working. If you are having a scenario where you were trying to issue commands from your Tesla app or other EV charging app (e.g. to charge the car) and Amber was then stopping that charging session, that is expected behaviour. When you have Amber for EVs configured to control your charging, we expect to be the only control making charging decisions for the EV. Multiple controls may interfere and counteract each other.
This is why we would recommend to only have one control enabled at a time. You can toggle the Amber for EV automation off in the Amber app whenever you like.
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