> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.enapi.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.enapi.com/roaming/how-to-find-new-roaming-partners.md).

# How to Find New Roaming Partners

The Partners page is where you discover and evaluate every CPO and eMSP connected to ENAPI, whether or not you have an agreement with them.

### The Partners page

Navigate to **Roaming → Partners**. This is your starting point for both discovering new partners and monitoring existing relationships.

The table shows:

* **Name.** Partner's brand name with country flag.
* **Roles.** CPO, eMSP, or both. Partners who operate as both appear as two rows — one per role.
* **EVSEs.** Total charge points in the network (CPOs only).
* **Locations in.** Countries where the partner has active charging locations (CPOs only).
* **Status.** Your relationship with them: *Not roaming*, *Offer sent*, *Offer available*, *Pending* or *Roaming*.

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**Roaming statuses**

* **Roaming.** You have an active roaming connection with this partner.
* **Not roaming.** No roaming connection exists with this partner.
* **Pending.** An offer has been accepted and (some) signatures are still pending.
* **Offer available.** You have a roaming offer from this partner waiting for your review.
* **Offer sent.** You have sent a roaming offer to this partner, waiting for their acceptance.

**Filter partners**

Select **Filter** above the table to narrow the list. You can filter by:

* **Name.** Search by partner name
* **Role.** CPO, eMSP, both, and other roles
* **Status.** E.g., show only partners you're not yet roaming with
* **EVSEs.** Filter by number of charge points
* **Locations in.** Filter by country

### Partner details

Select any partner in the table to open their detail page. The page has five tabs: **Overview, Offers, Contracts**, **Network** and **Tariffs.**

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**Overview**

The Overview tab shows:

* **Invoice information.** Legal name and address used for invoicing.
* **Locations and EVSEs.** Charging locations and EVSE count (CPOs only).
* **OCPI Capabilities (Beta).** Summary of what the partner supports over OCPI — derived from real OCPI traffic, not self-reported. CPOs see the eMSP's capabilities (e.g. RFID Tokens, Real-time Auth, Commands); eMSPs see the CPO's (e.g. Tariff Module, Session Updates, Credit CDRs). Each capability is marked **Active** (in active use), **Unconfirmed** (inconclusive evidence), or **Not available** (no evidence of support). Spot something off? Use **Something doesn't look right? Contact us** to flag it.
* **Parties.** Country/entity-level parties, plus their network size and roaming status. If you're already roaming, you can **Download contract**.
* **Contacts.** Legal, billing, and technical contacts.

**Offers**

The Offers tab shows roaming offers you've sent or received, and their current status.

**Contracts**

The Contracts tab lists the active roaming contracts you have with this partner — empty if you're not roaming yet. Open any contract to view its details and download a copy.

**Network (visible to eMSPs only)**

The Network tab breaks down the partner's charging infrastructure: total locations, total EVSEs with the AC/DC split, and per-country EVSE counts with each country's share of the network and its own AC/DC split.

**Tariffs (visible to eMSPs only)**

The Tariffs tab shows the distribution of a CPO's tariffs across countries, currencies, and connector types — useful for sanity-checking pricing before (and after) opening a roaming connection. Only eMSPs can see a CPO's tariffs, and some CPOs restrict visibility to active roaming partners only.

For how to read the charts, see [Tariff Overview for eMSPs](/pricing-and-tariffs/tariff-overview-for-emsps.md).

### Next step

Found someone you want to work with? Send them a roaming offer → [How to Send a Roaming Offer](/roaming/how-to-send-a-roaming-offer.md).


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