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ihomer Roaming

One OCPI integration. Every major roaming network reachable.

Plugsurfing, Shell Recharge, NewMotion, Vattenfall InCharge — connect them all through one broker. Built by the people co-authoring OCPI.

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Co-author of OCPI. One broker, every network.

Roaming network
(01) The problem

Recognise this?

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Drivers from an eMSP you don't have a contract with can't start at your charger. Lost revenue, bad review.

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You manage four roaming contracts in parallel with four separate technical integrations. Every OCPI version upgrade costs weeks.

03

Disputes with MSPs over sessions or billing. You can't quickly prove what actually happened — no per-session audit trail.

(02) What it does

Concretely, in four points

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One OCPI broker that connects your network to every major MSP and eMSP without you maintaining a separate technical integration per partner.

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Full support for OCPI 2.1.1, 2.2.1 and 2.3.0 — and OICP 2.3 where relevant. You pick which version per partner.

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Audit-grade event logging for disputes and reconciliation between CPO and MSP.

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Charging Preferences and Sessions sharing supported — relevant for smart charging collaborations between networks.

(03) For whom

Roaming is essential for public CPOs (AC and DC), hospitality CPOs offering guest charging, and MSPs expanding their network.

(04) Proof

ihomer co-authors OCPI via the EV Roaming Foundation. ihomer Roaming has been adopted by ChargeLab, Equans and other partners as their broker — multiple CPMS systems route via ihomer Roaming to the roaming networks.

(05) FAQ

The question we hear every week

Our current CPMS already has OCPI built in. What does a separate broker add?

A built-in OCPI implementation connects you to one partner per integration effort. ihomer Roaming aggregates: you talk to us once, we connect you to every MSP. We also keep OCPI versions current, if a partner moves from 2.1.1 to 2.2.1, we handle the translation.

Lost revenue from eMSP gaps?

Book 30 minutes to see which roaming networks your network covers — and which you're missing.

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