Two directions of roaming
Inbound roaming (CPO)
A driver from another network charges on your station. You earn revenue. Spirii invoices the driver’s eMSP or roaming hub and pays you.
Outbound roaming (eMSP)
Your driver charges on another network’s station. You owe that network. Spirii receives their invoice and bills you on a consolidated basis.
Inbound roaming: getting paid
When a driver from an external network charges at one of your stations:- The session is authenticated via a roaming hub or direct connection.
- The CDR is generated and shared back to the driver’s eMSP over the same protocol.
- Spirii invoices the roaming partner for the session based on the roaming tariff you set for that location in Spirii Connect.
- Spirii collects the funds from the roaming partner.
- Spirii pays you the session revenue via self-billing invoice.
A CPO can also set up P2P agreements to handle settlement with roaming eMSPs. Reach out to your account manager to learn more.
Outbound roaming: consolidated billing
When your driver charges on an external network using a Spirii-issued token:- The external network sends Spirii an invoice for the session, based on their pre-agreed rate with Spirii.
- Spirii invoices you for the session using the tariff configured by Spirii — this is the price your driver (or their fleet company) pays.
- You receive one consolidated invoice from Spirii covering all outbound roaming usage by your drivers, instead of separate invoices from each external network.
Roaming networks
Spirii connects to the roaming ecosystem through:
Your chargers and tokens are reachable across all of Spirii’s connected networks without any additional setup beyond enabling roaming on your locations and tokens.
Related
Roaming connection
Publish chargers and connect tokens across roaming networks.
Sessions and CDRs
The records that drive roaming invoicing and settlement.