Integrations
Integrations for AI apps, cities and payments
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP app to your fleet data, publish GBFS feeds for journey planners, share MDS data with cities and take payments through Stripe — without building anything yourself.
MCP connection
Your Axons Mobility workspace
- Signs in with each person's own permissions
- Asks for approval before any change
- Every call logged, with the full answer
Everything that connects
Built-in integrations
Every integration below is included in the Axons Mobility platform. Connecting your own AI app is an optional add-on.
MCP for AI apps
Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP app
Connect the AI app your team already uses to your workspace. It answers from your own data, with each person's permissions, and asks before any change.
GBFS feeds
Journey planners and map apps
Publish a real-time public feed of your available vehicles and zones, so trip planners and map apps can show riders where to find them.
MDS for cities
City regulators and permits
Share trip and vehicle status data with cities in the Mobility Data Specification format many permits ask for.
Stripe payments
Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay
Riders pay into your own Stripe account, so you are the seller and money reaches you directly.
ID verification
ID photo and selfie
A built-in ID check with a selfie that gives a verdict in about a minute, right inside sign-up.
Google and Apple sign-in
One-tap rider sign-up
Riders sign up with their Google or Apple account, switched on per app build.
Other makers' devices
Trackers already on your vehicles
Add devices from other makers by vendor and IMEI, next to Axons Mobility devices with adapters for several vehicle makes and CAN bus.
CSV exports
Your own tools and accountants
Export riders, trips and finance reports to CSV whenever you need them.
MCP for AI apps
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP app to your fleet
Your team can ask about vehicles, riders, trips and revenue from the AI app they already use. The connection follows the same rules as the console.
- Three steps: copy your MCP address, add it as a connector, sign in and approve
- Each person signs in with their own account and sees only what they are allowed to see
- Any change needs approval, and the consent record cannot be edited
- A log of every call, including the full answer, for each session
- Unused connections expire after 30 days
MCP connection
Your Axons Mobility workspace
- Signs in with each person's own permissions
- Asks for approval before any change
- Every call logged, with the full answer
Open mobility data
GBFS and MDS, ready for cities and journey planners
City permits and trip-planning apps expect standard data. Axons Mobility produces both from the same live data that runs your console, so vehicles, zones and trips always match.
GBFS feeds
A public, real-time feed of your available vehicles and zones in the General Bikeshare Feed Specification, so journey planners and map apps can show riders where to find your vehicles.
- Where available vehicles are, in real time
- Zones such as service areas and no-go areas
- No rider personal data in the public feed
MDS for cities
Trip and vehicle status data in the Mobility Data Specification, for cities that ask for it as part of a permit or pilot, with access limited to the city you share it with.
- Trips and vehicle status changes
- Supports permit applications and reporting
- Shared only with the regulators you choose
FAQ
Integration questions
What is MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI apps such as Claude and ChatGPT connect to other software safely. With Axons Mobility, an AI app connected over MCP can answer questions from your own fleet data, using the permissions of the person who signed in.
Can I connect ChatGPT or Claude to my fleet data?
Yes. Copy your workspace's MCP address from the Axons Mobility console, add it as a connector in Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP app, then sign in and approve. Any change the AI app wants to make needs approval, and every call is logged.
What is GBFS?
GBFS (General Bikeshare Feed Specification) is an open, public, real-time data feed that shows where shared vehicles and stations are and whether they can be rented. Journey planners and map apps read it to show riders nearby vehicles. Axons Mobility publishes GBFS feeds for your fleet.
What is MDS?
MDS (Mobility Data Specification) is a data standard that cities use to receive trip and vehicle status data from shared mobility operators, often as a condition of a permit. Axons Mobility provides MDS data for cities from the same live data that runs your console.
Which payment provider does Axons Mobility use?
Stripe. Riders pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay into your own Stripe account, so you are the seller and the money reaches you directly.
Can I use the trackers already on my vehicles?
Often, yes. Devices from other makers can be added by vendor and IMEI next to Axons Mobility devices. Tell us which devices you have and we will confirm what works before you start.
Try Axons Mobility on your own vehicles, free for 15 days
We set up a private fleet for you in our trial workspace. Connect your vehicles, invite your team and a few test riders, and see it work before you pay anything.
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