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Connect AI assistants and MCP-compatible applications directly to SiteTrax.io operational data and SiteTrax.io Intelligence. Overview The SiteTrax.io Model Context Protocol (MCP) server provides secure access to SiteTrax.io operational data through compatible ...

Use Claude to ask questions about authorized SiteTrax.io observations and analytics. The remote connector makes SiteTrax.io tools available to Claude; SiteTrax.io continues to enforce your account’s project access. Before you start Use an active, email-verifie...

Use ChatGPT to ask operational questions about the SiteTrax.io projects your account can access. SiteTrax.io returns authorized records and supported analytical results; ChatGPT uses those results in its response. Before you start An active SiteTrax.io accoun...

SiteTrax.io Intelligence is the layer that uses SiteTrax.io operational data to answer questions, run supported workflows, and give connected AI assistants and agents access to the evidence behind their work. Start with a practical question: when was this trai...

Captured yard and gate records are more useful when operators can find and compare them while a decision is still in front of them. Intelligence makes those records easier to query and shows where missing capture limits the answer. The problems it addresses ...

Intelligence reads the records SiteTrax.io already stores and returns operational results scoped to the projects your account is permitted to see. The native hub uses your published profile for personal guidance. A connected assistant can retrieve selected pub...

The application at app.sitetrax.io provides the profile interview, published revisions, coverage review and operational screens. A connected assistant uses the SiteTrax.io MCP server to query authorized data and perform the supported notification actions desc...

Use this page to distinguish documented Intelligence capabilities from a workflow that still needs implementation. Provider-specific availability belongs in each provider’s dedicated section. Documented capabilities Operational record review and supported ser...

SiteTrax.io Intelligence is part of the SiteTrax.io application. There is no separate product to install and no second set of credentials. Sign in Go to https://app.sitetrax.io. Sign in with your SiteTrax.io account. Select Intelligence in the left navigatio...

What an individual needs before Intelligence is useful to them. To use Intelligence in the application Requirement Detail An active SiteTrax.io account Use your active SiteTrax.io account and complete email verification. Intelligence uses the same sign...

The first time you open SiteTrax.io with Intelligence enabled, you are invited to complete a short profile interview. It records your priorities and personalizes the native coverage review. Publishing also makes selected facts and priorities available for a c...

The application uses a shared left navigation. Intelligence is a destination within it. The items below are common destinations; visibility depends on your role, project access, enabled features and profile setup. Left navigation Item What it shows Das...

Five things operators do most often, and the shortest route to each. Find one unit Open Assets. Widen the date range far enough to cover when the unit was likely on site. Search for the identifier. Open the record to see the time, direction, project and imag...

Model Context Protocol, usually shortened to MCP, is an open standard that lets an AI assistant connect to an outside system and use it. SiteTrax.io implements it so that assistants can work with your operational data without anyone exporting it first. Why it...

Once an assistant is connected and you have verified its project access, this page explains what to ask for and how to phrase it. For setup and permissions, see Account access and OAuth. For tool names and response contracts, see the SiteTrax.io MCP Server re...

Choose an assistant or agent platform your organization approves, then use that provider’s dedicated documentation section. Each section owns its connection status, setup instructions, platform limits and vendor references. What every connection must support ...

Connection problems, in the order they usually appear. For problems with the data in an answer rather than the connection itself, see the troubleshooting section of the SiteTrax.io MCP Server reference. Setting up What you see Likely cause What to do T...

Checking when and where a container was observed, and reviewing recorded arrivals and departures, without first walking the yard or calling the gate. Current presence depends on the available observations and capture coverage. In the application Open Assets ...