eMabler

Enterprise multi-site CPMS data estate across 11 European markets, spanning three structurally different verticals the company serves deliberately — energy companies running public networks at scale, parking operators integrating charging into car-park apps, and petrol-station/grocery retailers using charging to drive indoor sales. Payload: session-level records with real-time monitoring, tariff-engine and dynamic-pricing configurations with their automated billing outcomes, smart-charging and load-balancing/grid-optimisation logs, ad-hoc (contactless) payment processing records, network-wide performance analytics, and — the most distinctive asset — Pulse AI diagnostics data: detected charge-point errors cross-referenced against OEM documentation, the recommended fix, and the automated remediation actions taken (rebooting sockets, disabling faulty ports) before customers were affected

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Industry: Application Software
Instruments: equities
Categories: AlternativeSupply ChainSentiment

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Type: not stated
Format: Structured tabular session/analytics records exposed through open APIs — the platform is explicitly API-first with 300+ ready integrations via the eMabler Ecosystem Library, so extraction is API-native (CRM, billing, payment, energy-management flows) rather than report-file based
Volume: est. 10^7-10^8 session rows across 11 European markets (enterprise energy, parking and retail operators, several of which run public networks 'at scale'), with 10^9-10^11 underlying OCPP meter/status frames; the Pulse fault→diagnosis→fix→outcome corpus is far smaller (est. 10^4-10^6 labelled incidents) and is the highest-value slice per record
Users: N/A to eMabler as a consumer brand — 'not designed for individual drivers or residential use'; driver accounts belong to each operator's brand. Effective scale unit is charge points and sites under management across 11 countries for enterprise operators in the energy, parking and retail verticals
History: 7 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active and scaling — Series A stage (€9.3M raised), 23 employees, 11 markets served, ISO 27001 certified with zero recorded breaches, an expanding integration ecosystem (300+ integrations plus custom builds), a performance-based commercial model with a one-month trial, and a differentiated AI diagnostics product (Pulse) shipping in-market
Launched: 2019 — founding year is stated explicitly in the company's own key-facts block
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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