Obenan

Your chargers are on the map. Are drivers choosing them?

Data feeds make your stations visible. Obenan makes them trusted, current, and chosen across every map, directory, and AI answer that drivers rely on.

100+directories synced
97%of stations unmanaged
1 in 5sessions report problems
94%+reviews unanswered
The Visibility Gap

Two layers of data. Only one is managed.

Every public charging station exists in two separate data layers. The entire EV charging industry manages Layer 1 deeply but is largely blind to Layer 2.

Your CPMS

Layer 1: Operational Charging Data

Real-time, machine-generated technical data about the physical charger. This layer is already handled by your CPMS and data aggregators.

  • Real-time connector availability
  • Connector types and power output
  • Tariffs and pricing
  • Roaming authorization
Obenan

Layer 2: Business Identity and Trust

Human-created business presence data that no data feed will ever generate or manage. This is the layer that determines whether drivers choose your station over the one across the road.

  • Business photos and descriptions
  • Review management across the network
  • Listing accuracy across 100+ directories and platforms
  • Correct categories and attributes on maps

Layer 1 puts your chargers on the map. Layer 2 makes drivers choose them. Without both, your network is visible but not competitive.

Driver Voice

This is what drivers say about public charging stations

Most charging networks have zero review management infrastructure. Every unanswered complaint is a driver deciding never to return.

“Charger shows available on the app but has been broken for weeks.”

Amsterdam
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“Only 22 kW despite being advertised as 50 kW fast charger.”

Munich
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“Charged me twice. App shows one price, receipt shows another.”

Vienna
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“Three out of four connectors broken. The one working one charged at half speed.”

Zurich
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“App says station is here. It is inside a private car park. Cannot access.”

Barcelona
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“Support line listed on Google rings to a different company entirely.”

Warsaw
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“Charger shows available on the app but has been broken for weeks.”

Amsterdam
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“Only 22 kW despite being advertised as 50 kW fast charger.”

Munich
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“Charged me twice. App shows one price, receipt shows another.”

Vienna
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“Three out of four connectors broken. The one working one charged at half speed.”

Zurich
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“App says station is here. It is inside a private car park. Cannot access.”

Barcelona
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“Support line listed on Google rings to a different company entirely.”

Warsaw
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“Drove 15 minutes to get here, charger is out of order. No sign, nothing.”

Berlin
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“Dark, no lighting, felt unsafe charging alone at night.”

Brussels
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“Station moved across the street months ago. Maps still point to the old spot.”

Stockholm
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“Payment failed twice. Ended up driving to the next station 20 km away.”

Milan
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“Navigation brought me to a residential street. No charger anywhere.”

Helsinki
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“Great location but zero maintenance. Cable damaged and hanging loose.”

Lyon
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“Drove 15 minutes to get here, charger is out of order. No sign, nothing.”

Berlin
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“Dark, no lighting, felt unsafe charging alone at night.”

Brussels
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“Station moved across the street months ago. Maps still point to the old spot.”

Stockholm
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“Payment failed twice. Ended up driving to the next station 20 km away.”

Milan
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“Navigation brought me to a residential street. No charger anywhere.”

Helsinki
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“Great location but zero maintenance. Cable damaged and hanging loose.”

Lyon
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“Card reader broken. Had to download yet another app just to start charging.”

Paris
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“Two pins on Google Maps for the same station. Reviews are split between them.”

Rotterdam
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“Waited 40 minutes. No queue system, no estimate, nothing.”

Copenhagen
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“Listed as 24/7 on Google. Gate was locked when I arrived at 10 PM.”

Hamburg
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“Error after error. Third time I have tried this station. Never works.”

Lisbon
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“Supposed to be a 150 kW charger. Never goes above 40.”

Frankfurt
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“Card reader broken. Had to download yet another app just to start charging.”

Paris
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“Two pins on Google Maps for the same station. Reviews are split between them.”

Rotterdam
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“Waited 40 minutes. No queue system, no estimate, nothing.”

Copenhagen
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“Listed as 24/7 on Google. Gate was locked when I arrived at 10 PM.”

Hamburg
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“Error after error. Third time I have tried this station. Never works.”

Lisbon
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“Supposed to be a 150 kW charger. Never goes above 40.”

Frankfurt
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“Google Maps says charging station. Nothing here but an empty parking lot.”

Madrid
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“Cable too short, had to park across two spaces. Other drivers were furious.”

London
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“ICE vehicle blocking the charger. No enforcement, no signage.”

Oslo
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“No shelter, no bench, nothing. Stood in the rain for 45 minutes.”

Dublin
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“Photos on Google are from 2021. Station looks completely different now.”

Prague
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“Reviews mention the charger was removed a year ago. Still on Google Maps.”

Istanbul
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“Google Maps says charging station. Nothing here but an empty parking lot.”

Madrid
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“Cable too short, had to park across two spaces. Other drivers were furious.”

London
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“ICE vehicle blocking the charger. No enforcement, no signage.”

Oslo
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“No shelter, no bench, nothing. Stood in the rain for 45 minutes.”

Dublin
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“Photos on Google are from 2021. Station looks completely different now.”

Prague
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“Reviews mention the charger was removed a year ago. Still on Google Maps.”

Istanbul
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Listing Governance

Five problems hiding in every charging network

These are not edge cases. They are systemic patterns that affect public charging networks across Europe.

AI-to-AI

Your AI talks to our AI

Manage your entire charging network from ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI chat interface your team already uses. No new dashboard. No learning curve.

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Simulated conversation. Actual responses depend on your connected network data.

Execution Plan

From audit to full network governance in 12 weeks

A phased rollout designed for charging networks operating across multiple countries.

1

Audit and Baseline

Week 1-2

  • Full station visibility audit across all platforms
  • Duplicate pin and data-feed lock-in detection
  • Review corpus analysis by theme and market
  • Unclaimed and ghost station identification
2

Claim and Correct

Week 3-8

  • Ownership claims for unclaimed station listings
  • Duplicate pin suppression requests
  • Ghost station removal workflows
  • Category, attribute, and hours corrections
3

Sync and Govern

Week 9-12

  • 100+ directory and platform synchronization per station
  • Automated review response in local languages
  • Photo and description optimization
  • Real-time listing anomaly detection
4

Maintain and Scale

Ongoing

  • Continuous governance monitoring
  • New station onboarding propagation
  • Monthly network performance reports
  • Data-feed lock-in monitoring

Questions Before You Connect

Your network, trusted and chosen across every map and AI answer drivers rely on.

We will audit your charging network across every major discovery surface and deliver a station visibility report within 48 hours.

100+Directories synced
100+Languages supported
12Weeks to governance
24/7Autonomous monitoring