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The Charge map shows you every charger your drivers can reach in one view: your own network, public sites, and the networks you reach over roaming.
The Charge map in Spirii Connect, showing charging locations across Munich with the price per kWh on each map pin

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Overview

Anyone running fleet or mobility charging faces one operational question first: where can my drivers actually charge? The Charge map answers it in Spirii Connect, across every network you can reach rather than only the sites you operate. It’s the view you plan from, not the in-the-moment map drivers use in Spirii Go.

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How it works

You’ll find the Charge map in Connect under Network. It opens on the locations you can reach, and from there you:
  • switch between your own locations and the full network you can access
  • pan and zoom to a region, or search by name, city, or address
  • click a location pin to open its details and see the chargers and connectors on site
For example, a fleet operator planning a long-haul corridor opens the map, searches along the route, filters to sites with the right connector that can take a heavy vehicle, and checks each candidate’s chargers before assigning it to drivers.

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Filters

Filters turn a crowded map into a shortlist that fits the need. Start broad, then add one or two until the results are manageable.

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When to use it

Check where drivers can charge along the corridor before you assign it, rather than finding the gap once a driver is already on the road.
Filter to sites with a compatible connector that can take the vehicle class, so a driver isn’t sent somewhere their truck can’t physically use.
Confirm the coverage is there before onboarding drivers who will expect it.

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Set up

The Charge map is part of Connect for eMSP and fleet admin accounts. There’s nothing to install. What you see on it depends on which networks you can reach — Roaming connection covers how that access is established.

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Dependencies & limitations

  • Visibility and planning only. It shows where charging is and whether a site fits a need; it doesn’t navigate, plan routes, or start a charge.
  • Coverage reflects the networks you can reach. Sites on networks you don’t have access to don’t appear on the map.
  • Vehicle type comes from the operator. Each operator publishes the vehicle types their sites suit, so a site that would take your vehicle can be missing from a filtered result if its operator hasn’t published that detail.
  • It’s an admin view in Connect, separate from the driver-facing map in Spirii Go.

Roaming connection

How the networks beyond your own become reachable, and how they’re priced and settled.

Spirii Go / branded apps

The driver-facing map, where the same coverage reaches the people charging.

Locations

What each pin on the map represents.

EVSEs and connectors

The chargers and connectors you inspect at a site.