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# Roaming Offers Restrictions
Control which parts of your charging network are included in a roaming offer, and when it goes live. Useful when you want to roam selectively by country, by sub-network, or by OCPI party - with roaming partners, data aggregators or payment terminal providers alike - or to delay activation until a date that suits you.
### When to restrict
* You operate in multiple countries but only want to share specific markets.
* You run multiple sub-networks through separate OCPI parties and want some out of scope for this agreement.
* You've agreed to roam but don't want data and charging to go live until a specific date. For example, once commercial or administrative setup is complete.
### Country filter
During **Step 3: Configure the offer**, expand **Advanced settings**:
1. Select *Specific countries* instead of *All countries*.
2. Choose the countries to include.
### Party filter
In **Advanced settings**:
1. Select *Specific parties* instead of *All parties*.
2. Choose which of your parties to include.
### **Activation date**
Under "When would you like to begin roaming once the offer has been accepted?":
1. Leave Immediately selected to activate as soon as the contract is signed.
2. Select Specific date to choose a go-live date instead. Activation then happens on that date, or on signing, whichever comes later.
### What restrictions actually do
Restrictions affect what the partner **sees** — not what their drivers can physically do at a charge point.
* Drivers using the partner's app won't see or navigate to filtered stations.
* Drivers with an RFID card may still be able to charge at filtered stations by tapping directly, if tokens are allowed to whitelist at the charge point.
If you need to block authorizations entirely at certain stations, that's a charge point configuration — not a roaming offer restriction.
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