Date: 10th December

Time: 12.30 - 1.00pm AEDT

Location: Online

FME Flow 2026.2 introduces support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing FME workspaces to be published as tools that AI agents can discover and call directly. This session demonstrates the concept through a practical Local Government use case: a chatbot that answers property and planning enquiries.

The chatbot utilises a number of tools built as workspaces that facilitate a number of popular queries, such as subdivision potential, underground utility assets, hazard & risk, and more, that require geospatial actions against multiple datasets to deliver accurate answers. 

The use case highlights how FME and AI work together to utilise each others strengths to deliver quality outputs & seamless user experience. You'll leave with a practical framework for identifying and building your own FME-powered MCP tools, and where FME provides value.

What You’ll Learn

✅ How FME Flow's MCP Server enables AI to discover and execute FME workspaces
✅ Build a property and planning chatbot using FME and AI
✅ Integrate geospatial analysis across multiple datasets to deliver accurate answers
✅ Identify opportunities to build your own FME powered AI tools

Who Should Attend?

  • GIS and Spatial professionals
  • FME Flow administrators and developers
  • Property, planning and asset management professionals
  • Council IT, date and customer service teams exploring AI solutions 

 

Why This Webinar Matters

As councils explore practical applications of AI, ensuring responses are accurate, transparent, and grounded in trusted data is critical. This webinar showcases how FME Flow's MCP Server bridges AI and geospatial workflows, enabling intelligent assistants to answer complex property and planning enquiries using authoritative council datasets. Attendees will gain a practical framework for building AI-powered services that improve customer experience, streamline information access, and deliver reliable, location-based insights.

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