Connecting AI assistants

Marque speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the standard AI assistants use to work with other apps. Connect one to your organization and you can ask it, in plain words, to do the fleet work that otherwise takes an afternoon of clicking. It comes with the Team plan and above, and with the free trial.

What it can do

• Plan delivery runs. Paste a list of customers and addresses; the assistant looks them up, puts the stops in the quickest order (keeping to delivery windows), assigns a car and driver, and sends each customer a live tracking link.
• Close the month. It checks every car’s logbook for gaps and open trips, closes the months that are ready and fetches the PDFs. It never closes over an odometer gap without asking you.
• Decide expenses. It groups what drivers paid out of pocket, flags anything odd and approves or rejects in one go once you agree.
• Set up zones and alerts, report on how the fleet was used, and answer questions about any car, driver or drive.

Connecting

Owners and managers find everything under the Developer tab in the organization’s dashboard: the server address, a step-by-step guide for each assistant, and a button that makes a key when one is needed.

1. Open Developer and pick your assistant.
2. Claude and ChatGPT sign in with your Marque account: add the server address as a custom connector, click Connect, choose the organization and allow access. No key needed.
3. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code and the rest can use an organization API key. Create one from the guide, then paste the command or config it shows. Most of them can sign in instead if you leave the key out.

The server address looks like https://…/api/v1/mcp. The guide shows yours.

For your own account

You don’t need an organization to use it. Every driver can connect an assistant to their own account from Settings, Developer, free. It can answer questions about your drives and driving totals, look through your garage’s service history and running costs, and log a service or a fill-up for you. It never sees your routes or where you drove. When an assistant asks you to sign in, choose Your own account.

What it’s allowed to do

An assistant can do exactly what its key or sign-in allows, and nothing a manager couldn’t do in the dashboard. A read-only key gives it read-only tools; it never sees the route of a personal trip, and biometrics are never available. Everything it changes is recorded as the person who connected it.

Disconnecting

Apps that signed in are listed under Connected AI apps on the Developer tab. Disconnect cuts one off on its very next request. An assistant using a key stops the moment you revoke that key.