HyperTrack MCP. Monitor every asset, worker, and order in real time.
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HyperTrack manages logistics and field operations via an MCP Server. It gives your AI agent direct access to core tracking data: list devices, monitor active trips, check geofence boundaries, and view worker details.
Automate last-mile delivery planning and field service management by accessing real-time location, order, and asset status records.
What your AI agents can do
Get device
Pulls the current details for a specific tracked device using its ID.
Get geofence
Retrieves the specific boundary coordinates and details for a named geofence.
Get order
Gets all relevant details for a single order ID, including product and destination information.
The agent retrieves a list of every device registered in the system, providing an inventory snapshot.
The agent pulls detailed information for one device ID, including its current location and status.
The agent gets detailed information about a specific trip, including start/end points and timestamps.
The agent lists all configured geofences or retrieves the precise boundary data for a specific zone.
The agent retrieves the current status and details for a given order ID.
The agent lists all workers and pulls individual profiles, including their current assignment or location.
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HyperTrack MCP Server: 10 Tools for Location & Logistics
These tools let your AI agent access and structure critical data about devices, trips, orders, and workers from the HyperTrack API.
019d75b6get device
Pulls the current details for a specific tracked device using its ID.
019d75b6get geofence
Retrieves the specific boundary coordinates and details for a named geofence.
019d75b6get order
Gets all relevant details for a single order ID, including product and destination information.
019d75b6get trip
Fetches the complete history and details for one specific trip ID.
019d75b6get worker
Retrieves the profile and current status of a single field worker.
019d75b6list devices
Returns a list of every device currently registered in the HyperTrack system.
019d75b6list geofences
Provides a full list of all existing geofence boundaries configured for the area.
019d75b6list orders
Returns a list of all orders in the system, often used to find IDs for further queries.
019d75b6list trips
Returns a list of all trip IDs, allowing you to select a specific journey for detail retrieval.
019d75b6list workers
Returns a list of all registered field workers by name or ID.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
HyperTrack MCP Server - Track Assets & Trips via AI
This server connects your AI client to HyperTrack's core logistics data. Your agent uses it to manage field operations, track assets, and monitor worker movements. You can get a full picture of everything happening on the ground, all from your AI client.
List all tracked assets: Your agent runs list_devices to get a complete inventory of every device registered in the system. For specific tracking, it uses get_device to pull the current details, location, and status of a single tracked ID.
Monitor field workers: Your agent runs list_workers to pull a list of every field worker. You can then run get_worker to get a specific worker's profile and current status or assignment details.
Track deliveries and orders: Your agent runs list_orders to get a list of all existing order IDs. It then uses get_order to pull all relevant details for a specific order, including product and destination info. To track movement, the agent runs list_trips to get all trip IDs, and then uses get_trip to fetch the complete history and details for any given journey.
Manage boundaries and zones: Your agent runs list_geofences to get a full list of every configured geofence boundary. If you need the specific coordinates for one zone, it runs get_geofence with the name.
Getting Started: Your agent can also check the status of all existing journeys by running list_trips, and it can list all available orders by running list_orders.
How HyperTrack MCP Works
- 1 Your AI client identifies the required data point (e.g., 'I need to know the order status').
- 2 The agent calls the specific tool (e.g.,
get_order) and provides necessary inputs (e.g., order ID). - 3 The server executes the call against the HyperTrack API and returns the structured data payload to the agent for use.
The bottom line is that your agent interacts with the HyperTrack API using defined tools, letting you access complex logistics data without writing boilerplate integration code.
Who Is HyperTrack MCP For?
The field operations manager who needs to know where every asset is, right now. The logistics coordinator who can't afford delayed deliveries. The fleet manager who needs to monitor compliance against geofences. If your job depends on real-time location and asset status, this is for you.
Checks the status of all pending orders, ensuring the right worker is assigned to the correct delivery route.
Monitors the real-time movement of multiple workers and vehicles, confirming they stay within defined work zones.
Maintains an inventory of all tracked devices and checks them against defined geofence boundaries to detect anomalies.
What Changes When You Connect
- Check asset status instantly. Instead of logging into a dashboard to see if a device is online, your agent calls
get_deviceand gives you the status immediately. - Manage delivery boundaries with precision. Use
list_geofencesto see all zones, thenget_geofenceto confirm the exact coordinates for a specific drop-off area. - Track the entire journey. When you need to know why an order is late, your agent runs
get_tripandget_ordertogether, pulling the full context in one go. - Optimize field staff deployment. Running
list_workersand thenget_workerlets you quickly see which team member is nearest to a required service location. - Automate fulfillment checks. You can use
list_ordersto pull a batch of IDs, thenget_orderon each one to confirm if the order is ready for pickup. - Simplify fleet oversight. Use
list_devicesto get the full roster, andlist_tripsto see the current operational load across the entire fleet.
Real-World Use Cases
A delivery driver needs to confirm the destination zone.
The driver asks the agent: 'Is this location inside a designated service zone?' The agent first runs list_geofences to see available zones, then uses get_geofence with the coordinates. The agent confirms if the drop-off point is compliant with the required service area.
The dispatcher needs to find the closest available worker.
The dispatcher asks: 'Which worker can handle this new emergency call?' The agent runs list_workers to see available staff, then uses get_worker to check their current status and location relative to the job site. This prevents sending staff who are already occupied.
The operations team needs a full status report for a complex shipment.
The team asks: 'Give me the full picture for Order XYZ.' The agent runs get_order first to confirm the goal, then uses get_trip to see the movement history, and finally checks get_device to confirm the tracking asset is active.
Reviewing a failed delivery attempt.
The manager asks: 'Why did Order ABC fail?' The agent uses get_order to check the failure reason, then runs get_trip to see the last known location, and checks get_geofence to see if the failure happened outside a valid zone.
The Tradeoffs
Treating the API like a database query
Manually trying to write complex SQL joins in the agent prompt, asking it to 'JOIN orders with trips where status=complete.' The agent will fail because it can only call specific tools, not run custom database queries.
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Instead, let your agent sequence the calls: First, call list_orders to get a list of IDs. Then, call get_order on the relevant IDs. Finally, call get_trip using the resulting order ID to build the complete picture.
Ignoring the difference between list and get
Asking the agent for 'all devices' but only providing a single device ID. The agent will fail or return incomplete data because it cannot distinguish between listing all assets and checking one specific asset.
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Use list_devices to get the full inventory. If you need details on a specific asset later, use get_device and pass the unique device ID.
Assuming real-time data availability
Asking the agent to check the location of a trip that happened last month, expecting current, live coordinates. The get_trip tool returns historical logs, not live data.
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For current status, use get_device and get_worker. For past events, use get_order or get_trip to retrieve the immutable, recorded data.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this MCP Server if your core business process involves tracking physical assets, personnel, or goods across defined geographical boundaries. You need to know where something is and when it was there.
Do Use It If: You need to correlate location data (e.g., a device's position) with business data (e.g., an order ID or worker profile). You must automate workflows that check compliance against defined geofences.
Don't Use It If: Your problem is purely transactional (e.g., updating a customer's address, processing a payment). For those, you need a dedicated CRM or payment gateway API. If you only need to read a single piece of static data (e.g., a tax rate), a simple REST API might suffice. This server is for complex, location-dependent workflows.
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Manually checking asset status across multiple screens takes forever.
Today, checking a single delivery's status means logging into the dispatch dashboard, finding the order ID, switching to the asset tracking tab, and then cross-referencing the worker's status in a separate 'Personnel' tab. You copy IDs and paste them into different forms, and the data is never perfectly synchronized.
With HyperTrack, your agent runs a single command. It executes `get_order` for the status, runs `get_device` for the location, and pulls `get_worker` for the personnel status. The agent synthesizes this into one coherent answer for you.
HyperTrack MCP Server: Get full logistics status in one query.
The old way required running three separate reports: the Order Report, the Trip Log, and the Device Inventory. You'd have to manually align the timestamps and IDs in a spreadsheet just to answer, 'Where is Order 123 right now?'
Now, your agent handles the sequence. It pulls the order details, then traces the associated trip history, and finally gives you the live device location, all without you having to think about the underlying API calls.
Common Questions About HyperTrack MCP
How do I use the `list_devices` tool with HyperTrack? +
The list_devices tool pulls the full inventory of registered assets. It doesn't require any input parameters; it simply returns a list of all device IDs and basic metadata.
What is the difference between `get_device` and `list_devices`? +
list_devices gives you the names and IDs of every device. get_device takes a specific ID and returns the current, detailed status (location, battery, etc.) for only that one device.
Can I use `get_order` to find a worker's location? +
No. get_order only provides details about the order itself (items, destination, status). You must use get_worker or get_device to find location data for personnel or assets.
How do I check if a trip happened inside a geofence? +
Your agent can sequence the calls. First, use get_geofence to get the boundaries. Then, use get_trip to get the historical coordinates and check them against the boundary data provided by the first tool.
How do I list all the geofences using the `list_geofences` tool? +
You call list_geofences() to see every boundary. This function returns the names, coordinates, and defined boundaries for all geofences configured in your account.
If I need to check a specific worker's details, which tool should I use? Should I use `get_worker` or `list_workers`? +
You use get_worker(worker_id) to pull specific details. If you just want a list of all available worker IDs, use list_workers() first.
What happens if I try to `get_trip` with an invalid trip ID? +
The system returns a standard HTTP 404 error. You'll need to check the trip ID against the list provided by list_trips before calling get_trip.
How do I get the current location of a registered device using `get_device`? +
The get_device(device_id) tool returns the device's most recent reported location coordinates, along with its status and battery life.
How do I get HyperTrack API credentials? +
You can find your Account ID and Secret Key in the HyperTrack dashboard under the Setup page.
Which version of the API is used? +
This MCP uses HyperTrack API v3, the latest version for location tracking and operations.
Can I track individual workers? +
Yes, the list_workers tool provides access to field worker metadata and their current tracking status.
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