Run the workspace.
Explore networks, properties, chargers, connectors and recorded sessions.
Connect infrastructure, properties, drivers and brand experiences in one commercial workspace. Explore the network, understand the stop and bring the businesses around it into view.

The platform connects the operational record with the customer experience: where charging happens, what drivers can do there, and how partners participate.
Explore networks, properties, chargers, connectors and recorded sessions.
Review data quality, coverage, vehicle profiles and charging-route decisions.
Link businesses, brands, campaigns and offers to relevant stops.
Bring scoped partner visibility, activity reports and clear access boundaries together.
Follow the relationships between charging locations, properties, hardware and activity. Keep the source and freshness of the evidence in view.
| Start | Location | Connector | Power | Energy | Duration | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10:42 | Toronto Harbour | CCS1 | 150 kW | 34.8 kWh | 32 min | Completed |
| 10:28 | Kingston Centre | NACS | 250 kW | 52.1 kWh | 41 min | Completed |
| 10:16 | Ottawa Riverside | CCS1 | 180 kW | 18.6 kWh | In progress | Charging |
| 10:05 | London West | CCS1 | 150 kW | 41.3 kWh | 38 min | Completed |
| 09:52 | Barrie Lakeside | NACS | 250 kW | 27.9 kWh | 25 min | Completed |
| 09:41 | Kitchener Hub | CCS1 | 350 kW | 65.2 kWh | 47 min | Completed |
| 09:30 | Windsor Gateway | J1772 | 11 kW | 22.5 kWh | In progress | Charging |
| 09:18 | Hamilton Commons | CCS1 | 180 kW | 38.7 kWh | 36 min | Completed |
| 09:06 | Toronto Harbour | NACS | 250 kW | 46.1 kWh | 39 min | Completed |
| 08:54 | Ottawa Riverside | CCS1 | 150 kW | 31.4 kWh | 33 min | Completed |
| 08:41 | Kingston Centre | J1772 | 11 kW | 19.8 kWh | 108 min | Completed |
| 08:25 | London West | NACS | 250 kW | 57.6 kWh | 45 min | Completed |
Make missing information actionable. Data-quality queues and coverage campaigns help operators focus enrichment work on the records that need attention.
Inspect the gapsMissing fields · Stale data · Review items
Enrich the contextScoped lookups · Bounded requests
Review the evidenceSources · Outcomes · Eligibility
Score what’s supportedClear blockers · Explicit unknowns
Workflow illustration. Data-enrichment campaigns are separate from brand advertising.
Bring brand creative, offers and business relationships into the charging journey. Campaign tools connect the message with the relevant property, stop and participating business.
Maintain supported brand records and imagery, then associate them with offers and campaigns.
Define headlines, descriptions, offer types, discount values, benefits, promo codes, validity dates and terms.
Create campaign content and assign supported placements to properties, stops and businesses.
Select stored media and use campaign templates to prepare the presentation.
Manage draft, publish, pause, end and archive states. Due publication currently uses an explicit operator command.
Inspect instrumented campaign events and supported conversion submissions, with clear attribution boundaries.
Support the complete decision: can this EV make the journey, where should it charge, how long could the stop take, what evidence supports the choice, and what happens if conditions change?
Kingston Travel CentreRecommended stop · Compatible charging
Plan ABrockville CentreAlternative stop · Route context reviewed
BackupCornwall HubAdditional option · Evidence available
BackupVehicle capability and usable charger power inform charging duration. Route demand and destination reserve inform the required departure level.
Review stored amenities and dwell opportunities alongside the estimated charging window.
Match the selected EV to an energy profile. Review usable battery, consumption, connector and DC charging capability, starting charge and destination reserve. Missing fields are surfaced before planning.
Compare Optimized, Quickest, Fewest Stops and Best Stops. Review distance, driving time, charging stops and route coverage in the context of the selected vehicle.
Inspect arrival and required departure charge, energy to add, usable charging power, estimated duration and detour. Hardware and vehicle limits shape the charging estimate.
Review ranked candidates, connector compatibility, Stop Score, Charge Confidence and Arrival Confidence where supported. Open recommendation reasoning, rejected candidates and the underlying decision trace.
Use dwell context to see available food, drinks, snacks, washrooms and services. Amenity evidence and charging-time estimates inform the opportunity; they do not guarantee walking time or service.
Inspect Plan A, B and C and reevaluate supported plan-health states. Controlled scenarios cover in-use, degraded, stale or unavailable chargers, winter conditions and lower-than-expected charge.
The workspace also identifies incomplete vehicle profiles, insufficient charging coverage and route-provider failures. A confidence score is not a guaranteed free connector, and a simulation is not a live provider forecast.
Connect driver and vehicle records with stored charging activity, rewards, amounts and reporting. Keep commercial interpretation grounded in the available data.
Separate global operator administration from a partner’s scoped property and charging view.
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Production rollout requires validated provider connectivity, data authority, identity and operational readiness for the intended use.
These capabilities require additional integration or delivery before they are available as live services.