Announced on 1 July 2026, the MCP (Model Context Protocol) connector Geotab allows companies to access and act on their fleet data in real-time, without leaving the AI tools already deployed within their organisation. The tool is based on this open-source protocol and works with ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, or any other MCP-approved environment. The MCP protocol was launched by Anthropic, the creator of Claude, in November 2024. By adopting this open-source standard, Geotab is creating, in its own words, «a secure and universal gateway» between fleet analytics data and enterprise AI tools. Each client thus retains the freedom to choose their platform (ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, or any future compatible tool). The client retains control over the security, privacy, and governance of their data, in accordance with their internal policies. The connector goes beyond simple consultation. Fleet managers can query their data in natural language, chain multi-step tasks, and take direct action. This allows them to create alerts, schedule maintenance operations, generate reports, or develop complete applications. The tool also integrates Ace, Geotab's agent-based platform. The telematics company is among the first in the sector to deploy a conversational chatbot dedicated to fleet management. A massive data foundation The appeal of the connector rests on the sheer volume of data that Geotab processes: approximately 37 trillion points per year, originating from over 6 million connected vehicles in 160 countries. This data covers engine status, driver behaviour, fuel consumption, routes, maintenance needs, and safety risks.