Put your chargers on the maps and navigation systems drivers actually open — one aggregator reaching 20+ platforms, Google Maps directly, and the car's own screen.
A driver deciding where to charge does not open your app. They open the map on their phone, or the navigation screen in the car. If your chargers are not there, or are there with the wrong power rating and a status from last Tuesday, the driver goes somewhere else — and you paid for a charger that nobody could find. Registering with every platform by hand, and keeping each of them current, is not work anyone has time for.
CPOs whose utilisation depends on being discovered, operators opening new sites that nobody knows about yet, and networks obliged to publish open data under AFIR.
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Publish through an aggregator that already reaches the maps, apps and route planners drivers use — instead of negotiating and maintaining each one yourself.
Your sites are published to your Google Maps Business Profile, where a large share of drivers start their search for a charger.
Status flows out in near real time. A driver who sees 'available' on the map finds an available connector, which is the whole point of publishing at all.
An open data endpoint in the shape AFIR expects, for national access points and anyone consuming public charging data.
Support for automotive OEM in-car navigation, so the driver planning a route from the dashboard sees your sites among the options.
See which platforms actually send you drivers. Publishing everywhere is easy; knowing where it paid off is what decides next year's effort.
How operators around the world can use this extension to solve real problems and grow their business.
An operator with 90 chargers had good utilisation from regulars and almost none from passing traffic. Publishing to the aggregator's platforms and to Google Maps, with live availability, put the sites in front of drivers who had never heard of the brand. Sessions from first-time drivers rose 34% in four months, and the visibility analytics showed two platforms accounting for most of it — which is where the next year's effort went.
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