Key points in this article
Logging is work
Keeping accurate charging logs takes effort at every visit. That effort is a duty, and like any duty it should connect to a reward. The party logging consistently should be the one whose service improves and whose trust grows. Tying the two keeps the habit alive.
Agree upfront
State who logs, how often, and who benefits from the insight before the work starts. A duty assumed but unrewarded is a duty soon dropped. Good logs predict faults and smooth service, lowering cost for everyone. The reward is a steadier operation, not a prize.
Field view
Dongshang New Energy credits log keeping as core work, because the discipline behind the record is what users ultimately feel as reliability. The party that logs consistently should be the one whose service improves, because tying the two keeps the habit alive. Good logs predict faults and smooth operation for all. Credit the discipline openly, and the record becomes something people want to keep rather than a chore they drop.