EV Charging Roaming | CPOs | Fleets

EV Charging Roaming for Networks and Fleets

Connect charging networks and give your drivers access to more chargers without making them download multiple apps

Gaadin AI roaming — CPO and partner networks connected through OCPI to the CSMS and driver app
The charging experience is fragmented

Your drivers should not need an app for every charging network

Fleet drivers often travel beyond their own charging network. They should not have to stop, search for another app, create another account and manage another charging experience every time

Gaadin AI branded driver app for EV charging

One app

Drivers use your branded app

Gaadin AI driver app showing chargers from multiple roaming networks

Multiple networks

Access available charging networks through roaming connectivity

Gaadin AI driver app — find, authenticate and start a charge in one app

One experience

Find, authenticate and start charging without managing multiple charging apps

Your fleet may operate across cities, regions or countries where different charging networks are available.

With Gaadin.AI, your branded driver app can provide access to supported charging networks from one place.

For companies operating EVs

One driver app. Multiple charging networks.

Give your drivers access to charging beyond your own chargers while keeping the experience under your brand

Gaadin AI driver app for companies operating EVs — one branded app across depot and partner charging networks

The driver does not need to switch between several charging-network apps

One roaming layer

Connect charging networks to the people who need them

The same interoperability layer solves two sides of EV charging: network access for CPOs and charging access for fleets

CPOs

CPOs

Let partner-network drivers charge

Increase network accessibility

Manage inbound roaming

Tariff mapping

Settlement

CSMS integration

Fleets and Mobility Companies

Fleets & Mobility Companies

Give drivers access to multiple networks

Reduce app fragmentation

Use outbound roaming

Charging through the branded app

One driver experience

Fleet platform integration

CPOs connect their chargers. Fleet operators connect their drivers. Gaadin.AI connects the two

Interoperability layer

Connect the charging networks you need

Gaadin.AI connects charging infrastructure and mobility platforms through supported roaming protocols and network integrations

Gaadin AI roaming — driver uses your branded app to charge on partner networks through OCPI
Commercial operations

Roaming sessions need more than connectivity

Track the charging session, applicable tariff and commercial relationship behind each roaming transaction

Gaadin AI roaming session commercial operations dashboard
Your brand | Their charging journey

Give drivers one app for charging across networks

Your drivers do not need to manage separate apps for every charging network they encounter on the road.

Gaadin AI branded driver app providing charging access across multiple networks

Your branded app becomes the driver's charging entry point. Gaadin.AI handles the connectivity required to access supported charging networks behind the scenes.

Give your network and drivers more charging access

Whether you operate chargers or vehicles, Gaadin.AI connects the charging experience across networks
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. Gaadin.AI supports both sides of the charging ecosystem: CPOs can connect with other networks, while fleet, logistics, rental, leasing and depot companies can give drivers access to supported charging networks through their branded app.

The goal of Gaadin.AI's roaming-enabled fleet experience is to provide access to supported charging networks through the company's branded driver app, reducing the need for multiple charging apps.

No. The driver app is the user-facing experience. Roaming provides the connectivity between the driver's experience and participating charging networks.

Yes, where the relevant roaming connection and commercial arrangement are supported.

Yes. For CPOs, roaming is integrated into the charging-management environment rather than requiring a separate charging operations platform.

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