Hi <a data-id="1203" data-value="Gus_Rubio10" data-denotation-char="@" href="/user/gus_rubio10" class="text-decoration-none mention">@Gus_Rubio10</a> , great question thank you for asking it here in our community! The Geotab Data Connector officially supports the following tools: Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft Excel (via Get Data&#x2F;Power Query), and Tableau. Looker Studio is not on the officially supported list. That said, the connector uses an OData connection, so it may technically work with other tools that support OData — but those tools haven't been officially tested and wouldn't be eligible for support if you run into issues. For full details, the Geotab Data Connector documentation (https:&#x2F;&#x2F;support.geotab.com&#x2F;help&#x2F;mygeotab&#x2F;industry-and-advanced-features&#x2F;geotab-data-connector&#x2F;geotab-data-connector) has a complete breakdown of supported tools and how to connect them. Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions. We are here to help. Have a great day! Eishi FUN

Geotab data connector

<a data-id="1546" data-value="ssartor-1546" data-denotation-char="@" href="/user/ssartor-1546" class="text-decoration-none mention">@ssartor-1546</a> thank you

Export MyGeotab data to Power BI

Hi, In PowerBi I want to import all my data starting at january 1st 2023. Using this path :	https://data-connector-1.geotab.com/odata/v4/svc/VehicleKpi_Daily?$search=from_2023-01-01_to_2025-08-31 I am getting the 416 error in PowerBi. Which I know means that the request for data is too large, and exceeds the limits for the Data Connector. …  So I am trying a bypass method using a power automate flow. But I need to make work a GET call to OData. I am testing in Postman : I am getting the error 403 forbidden, the server understood your request but refuses to fulfill it because you don't have permission to access the requested resource. Do you know a way to make that work please? Thank you very much.

Data Connector - HTTP request error 403

The MyGeotab product guide states: A trip is defined as the vehicle's activity from the time it begins moving to the time it finishes a stop. A stop is recorded when the vehicle ignition is turned off, or when the vehicle has a speed of less than 1 km/h for more than 200 seconds. Short stops lasting less than 200 seconds are not counted as stops if the ignition is not turned off (such as stopping for red lights). A trip starts the first time a vehicle moves because vehicles may, at any time, be started and remain stationary for a period of time. Does Data Connector take the same condition? idling =  ignition ON and stopped (&lt; 1km/h) for more than 200seconds

How is idling being calculated in the Geotab Data Connector?

I would like to inquire about the advantages of switching from the Geotab Data Connector to the API directly. Specifically, I want to know if accessing all the data through the API would be possible and if it would provide better results compared to the current Data Connector. Thank you for your help, Spartan Carrier Group

MyGeotab API credentials

We need to schedule a export data from our database to a csv (or Excel) file so that we can import it into a the PerformX table of McLeod Software's LoadMaster program. It is mainly fuel and engine data. What is the easiest way to do this?

Export data from MyGeotab to a csv (or Excel) file to import into the PerformX SQL table of McLeod Software's LoadMaster program.

I am importing GeoTab data into  my database for external reporting, and am working with the DataFeed API, and maybe I am missing something, but there is no vehicle identifier in the feed.  What do I need to do to get that?  is there a master file that connects device to the vehicle?