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Built in Quebec, for a trade that software has overlooked
OpsNode is built by Simplisystel, a Quebec company. The platform has been running in daily production with a sanitation equipment rental operator since June 17, 2026 — this is not a demo, it is the tool that organizes their routes every single day.
A trade that generic tools underserve
Operators who rent out mobile equipment — job-site toilets, containers, trailers, septic tanks — run fleets scattered across the field with paper, text messages and spreadsheets. That is not neglect: no tool ever really matched how this trade actually works.
General-purpose field service software thinks in one-off work orders. This trade thinks in rented units, with a rental period and a service schedule that repeats for as long as the contract stays active. OpsNode grew out of that difference — shaped in the field, by the real operations of a Quebec operator, not in a conference room.
How we work
The field decides
Every feature on the platform comes from a real operating problem seen in production, never from an abstract wish list.
Engineering, documented
60 architecture decisions on record, 646 automated tests, and a staging-to-production promotion gated on a consistency check — nothing ships without verification.
Data is sacred
Additive migrations first, backups tested with a real restore, no deletion without a copy made beforehand.
French first
Bilingual interface, reports and emails: every end customer gets their communications in their own language.
Where we are headed
The immediate priority is still hardening day-to-day operations. Next comes a self-service space for your customers, then sensor integration across your equipment fleet — that last step is still in design, and no sensor is deployed yet. The full roadmap is laid out on the home page.
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No sales script: you deal directly with the team that designs and runs the platform.
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