Asset Vision launches in ChatGPT and Claude, opening a new era of conversational asset intelligence
Asset Vision is now connected to ChatGPT and Claude AI, giving councils and infrastructure teams a faster, more intuitive way to interact with asset, inspection and operational data using natural language.
The launch marks an important step forward in how councils, utilities and infrastructure teams can access and use operational information. Instead of relying only on dashboards, manual reporting processes or disconnected systems, users can now interact with Asset Vision data in a more natural and intuitive way, simply by asking questions.
This opens a new path for organisations looking to get more value from the data they already hold.
Making asset management easier and more collaborative by creating a platform teams love to use every day.
For teams managing complex infrastructure networks, speed and clarity matter. Whether the task is identifying assets with overdue inspections, understanding condition trends, reviewing operational activity or surfacing patterns across a network, the ability to ask questions in plain language has the potential to remove friction from day-to-day decision-making.
Rather than forcing users to navigate multiple screens or build reports manually, by connecting Asset Vision to ChatGPT, users can easily move from question to answer, and from answer to action.
Damian Smith, CEO of Asset Vision, said the milestone reflects a broader shift in how organisations will work with infrastructure data in the years ahead.
“This is an important milestone for Asset Vision because it changes how people can access and use large amounts of asset and operational data,” Smith said.
“Getting meaningful data out of any system has always been a challenge, with users traditionally relying on dashboards and reports. While those tools still play an important role, there’s now a faster, more intuitive way. Using tools like ChatGPT, teams can simply ask questions in natural language, and receive immediate, accurate, and insightful answers, turning data into a two-way conversation.
For councils and infrastructure operators, this means less friction, faster access to information, and more confident decision making.”
The announcement builds on Asset Vision’s mission to make asset management easier and more collaborative by creating a platform teams love to use every day. It also reflects a growing market shift, where organisations want more than data capture and visualisation. They want faster access to insight, stronger context for decisions and simpler ways to engage with increasingly complex operational environments.
For local government in particular, that matters.
For Asset Vision, this is more than a product announcement. It is a signal of where enterprise asset management is heading next.
And for the organisations using the platform, it is the beginning of a new and more natural way to work with the data that keeps critical infrastructure moving.
Frequently asked questions
Why is this important for Asset Vision customers?
This creates a simpler way to access information already held within Asset Vision. It can help teams surface insights faster, reduce manual effort and make it easier to move from data to action.
What kinds of questions can users ask?
Users can ask practical questions such as which assets have overdue inspections, where condition issues are emerging, what trends appear across recent inspections, or which operational patterns may need attention.
Why is this important for Asset Vision customers?
It gives teams a simpler way to access information already held within Asset Vision, helping reduce manual effort and move more quickly from data to action.
What kinds of questions can users ask?
Users can ask practical questions such as which assets have overdue inspections, where condition issues are emerging, what trends appear across recent inspections, or which operational patterns may need attention.
Is this available now?
Yes. Asset Vision is now live in ChatGPT and connected to Claude.
Where can I learn more?
To learn more about Asset Vision and how it supports councils and infrastructure teams, visit the Asset Vision website or contact the team directly.