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What is shipped. What is coming next.

A versioned view of L'Entailleur: a field-proven 1.0, the current 2.0 foundation, June GPS priorities, fall organic traceability and weather, then the 2027 horizon around AI and carbon neutrality.

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History and roadmap

A clear progression, version by version.

L'Entailleur comes from a field need: stop repeating the same information to multiple stakeholders, keep a common platform and stay independent from solutions that lock producers into a supplier ecosystem. Designed by a maple producer, for maple producers, the app also evolves through producer feedback, data links to test and real seasonal irritants.

For more than 4 years Version 1.0

Field-proven

An app born from a real communication problem

Designed by a maple producer, for maple producers, L'Entailleur has been tested and improved in the field for more than four years. The need came from a simple irritant: the same maple-production data was requested again and again by several industry stakeholders.

What it brings

  • A shared platform to keep sugarbush data in one place.
  • Producer control and data security, with the freedom to share only what is necessary.
  • Independent tracking, separate from vendors, certifiers, buyers, equipment suppliers and institutions.
  • Tools designed to avoid re-entering the same information in several forms or files.
  • A field database improved season after season according to real irritants.
  • Ongoing dialogue with producers to improve the app, test new data links and prioritize what truly helps in the field.

Why it matters

  • More continuity between seasons, inspections, classification requests and partner exchanges.
  • Less dependency on solutions that lock producers into a supplier ecosystem.
  • An independent product built after seeing that the need was real but moving too slowly through the usual industry channels.
  • A product with field experience, built from a real sugarbush rather than a theoretical specification.
  • Evolution guided by field feedback rather than promises disconnected from the season.
May 2026 Version 2.0

Available

Web app, history and PPAQ classification

Version 2.0 lays the current foundation of the web app: structure an existing sugarbush, import history, connect production with PPAQ classification, analyze yield and prepare records to share.

What it brings

  • Web app available to structure the business, verify data and work with more space.
  • Advanced Excel import to rebuild large-container histories already kept in files.
  • PPAQ classification report import to connect official data with app production data.
  • Yield analysis, production charts and tables to identify gaps faster.
  • Record exports for sharing data with PPAQ, buyers or organic certifiers.
  • Application available in French, English and Spanish to support field teams.

Why it matters

  • Direct access to import, export and data-verification workflows.
  • Faster detection of differences between production data and the classification report.
  • Easier analysis when preparing a classification review request.
  • Better reading of performance by season, period and production context.
  • Clearer startup path to structure an existing sugarbush.
  • Simpler communication with workers from Latin America.
June 2026 Version 2.1

Field and mapping

GPS, lines, infrastructure and KML

Version 2.1 focuses on mapping that is useful for field work: GPS boundaries, line traces, infrastructure positioning and KML exchange.

What it brings

  • GPS lot-boundary visualization.
  • Preview, import and use of KML files provided by mapping partners such as Sercovier/Inngéo.
  • KML export to reuse mapping data elsewhere when needed.
  • GPS line traces to support tapping and untapping follow-up.
  • Infrastructure and field-element positioning from GPS data.

Why it matters

  • Better link between maps, records and field actions.
  • More useful automatic calculations when GPS line data is available.
  • Clearer positioning of infrastructure and important sugarbush elements.
Fall 2026 Version 2.3

Traceability, organic and weather

Complete operations, organic compliance and weather

Version 2.3 targets complete operation traceability, much deeper organic management and a weather module under validation to turn conditions into useful indicators without replacing producer experience.

What it brings

  • Expanded organic follow-ups around the PEP calculation already supported in concentrator records.
  • Additional organic records integrated into the application.
  • Operation traceability connected to lots, members, equipment, inputs and containers.
  • Pumps, releasers, photo scrapbook, local notifications and advanced PIC tools.
  • Weather module to follow conditions and validate indicators tied to sap-flow days.
  • Condition analysis that may help explain some flavor defects, especially early and late in the season.
  • Organization of evidence and follow-ups useful for inspections.
  • Exports adapted to organic certifiers and trusted partners.

Why it matters

  • More complete traceability between production, equipment, inputs, members and lots.
  • Connected data to simplify inspection preparation and explain differences.
  • Field validation with clients before presenting weather indicators as reliable markers.
  • Richer reading of possible links between weather, sap flow, production and syrup quality.
  • Better documentation of real equipment condition and field operations.
  • Less double entry between field operations, records and exports.
2027 season Version 3.0

Horizon

AI and voluntary carbon neutrality

Version 3.0 intentionally remains open: the goal is to use accumulated data to support analysis, prepare carbon-neutral follow-ups and keep producers in control of their data.

What it brings

  • AI assistants to speed up entry and identify trends, anomalies or follow-ups to prioritize.
  • Voluntary carbon-neutral tracking based on equipment, energy sources and operations.
  • New data categories such as rolling stock and other operating equipment.
  • Preparation of analysis files without forced sharing with third parties.

Why it matters

  • Decision support based on the sugarbush's real history.
  • Structured data to document performance, compliance or carbon neutrality.
  • Control over pace, level of detail and data sharing.

Current foundation

Capabilities already usable.

These features feed version 2.0 and form the base for the next versions: history, GPS, traceability, compliance and more advanced analysis.

Complete sugarbush tracking

The application already structures a maple business around its lots, installations, equipment, containers and records.

  • Businesses, lots, stations, shacks, tanks, evaporators, concentrators and related equipment.
  • Production, evaporation, containers, tapping, untapping and other common operations.
  • Album view to visually navigate business elements.

Members and team memory

L'Entailleur gives the team a common source to understand who did what, where and when.

  • Business members and multi-user sharing with subscription.
  • Operation history by context, season or business element.
  • Useful data to avoid scattered notes and lost field memory.

Languages and field teams

The application is already available in French, English and Spanish to support multilingual teams.

  • Interface available in French, English and Spanish.
  • Simpler communication with workers from Latin America.
  • Same data structure to keep a common source, regardless of the language used.

Map, lots and GPS

Geolocated objects can be viewed on the map and used to support field work.

  • Map display with GPS positions, map types, zoom and legend.
  • Lot lookup from a GPS position, with automatic lot-number documentation.
  • Photos linked to objects to document the real condition of installations.

Import, export and history

The application helps recover existing data and prepare files to share.

  • Excel import to rebuild large-container histories.
  • Import engine designed to support additional data types over time.
  • PPAQ classification report import to connect official and field data.
  • Record exports for PPAQ, buyers and organic certifiers.
  • Comparisons and analysis possible from past seasons.

Entry, tables and yield

Work screens have been polished in the field to reduce friction when entering, correcting and analyzing data.

  • Entry in the measurement unit of your choice, with integrated conversion.
  • Recently used values available quickly during entry.
  • Sortable tables, bulk editing and production charts to speed up corrections and yield analysis.

Organic traceability and PEP

Organic management is more than a list of records: the application connects data to follow origin, operations and evidence.

  • PEP calculation already supported in concentrator records.
  • Connected data between equipment, production, members, lots and records.
  • Organic coverage expected to expand with version 2.3.

Synchronization and offline mode

The application prioritizes local work: operations can continue even when the network is unavailable.

  • Immediate local writes, then cloud synchronization in the background with subscription.
  • Synchronization queue when the connection returns.
  • Indicators for local or remote changes waiting to synchronize.

Broader horizon

The major workstreams to watch.

These themes summarize the direction of upcoming versions without freezing every implementation detail.

Version 2.1

Field and GPS

  • GPS lot boundaries.
  • KML files provided by partners such as Sercovier/Inngéo.
  • Automatic calculations connected to GPS line traces.
  • Infrastructure and field-element positioning.

Version 2.3

Organic, traceability and weather

  • Complete operation traceability.
  • PEP calculation and organic follow-ups connected to operations.
  • Pumps, releasers, scrapbook, local notifications and advanced PIC tools.
  • Weather module and sap-flow indicators validated with clients.
  • Condition analysis that could help explain certain flavor defects.
  • Input management and inspection evidence.
  • Exports adapted to certifiers.

Version 3.0

AI and carbon neutrality

  • AI assistance to simplify entry, analyze history and prioritize follow-ups.
  • More complete tracking of equipment and their energy sources.
  • Upcoming categories such as rolling stock.
  • Voluntary carbon-neutral tracking, without forced sharing or loss of data control.

Version 2.0 available

Test the foundation that prepares the next versions.

The web app already helps structure the sugarbush, recover histories, analyze PPAQ classification and prepare the data that will feed what comes next.

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