BUILT FOR ONTARIO CONSTRUCTION & EQUIPMENT SHOPS

Heavy equipment repair software for Ontario shops, HST, MTO and the job site

Ontario shops run machines across a province two days wide. JSD ServicePro keeps the work order, the inspection and the 13% HST invoice together — written on site with no signal, reconciled in QuickBooks afterwards.

Where the day gets away from you

Construction, aggregate and road work spread a shop thin. Four places Ontario operators feel it.

01

13% HST, one line, wrong code

HST looks simple because it is a single 13% line — until the code on the invoice is not the code in QuickBooks. That gap is only found when the quarter does not reconcile.

02

MTO inspections live in a filing cabinet

A commercial vehicle safety inspection is a record the customer and the ministry both rely on. Kept on paper, it is not attached to the repair order, and a defect that keeps coming back has no history.

03

The machine is two hours north of the shop

Aggregate pits, bridge sites and highway work happen where the site is. If the app needs a connection, the notes go into a phone and the invoice gets written from memory a day later.

04

The day gets re-typed after supper

Hours, parts and photos captured in the field are keyed into the office system a second time. Every re-key is a place where a number changes.

What the app does about it

Five things that decide whether software survives a real week in a heavy equipment shop.

Field-ready without a connection

Work orders, photos, notes, job timer and signature all work with no signal — aggregate pit, bridge site or a machine parked behind a subdivision — and sync when the truck is back in range.

MTO-style inspection templates

Commercial vehicle safety inspection templates laid out item by item with pass or fail, photos against the failed item, the inspector's signature and a branded PDF saved to the job.

HST at 13%, carried correctly

Every estimate, work order and invoice shows 13% HST broken out, and the shop setting decides which QuickBooks tax code the invoice carries, so the document and the books agree.

QuickBooks, both directions

Customers and invoices sync with the books you already keep, with payment status coming back. Your accountant keeps working where they work.

CAD pricing, no exchange line

Plans are priced and billed in Canadian dollars, so the monthly invoice does not move with the exchange rate.

Inspection templates are starting points — match them to the standard your province, insurer or client actually requires before you rely on them. This is software, not tax advice.

Priced in CAD

Canadian dollars, from the Base plan up — work orders, offline mode, AI parts invoicing, e-signature estimates, inspection templates and QuickBooks sync included.

JOIN THE BETA

Close the site job without driving back to the office.

Join the beta and write the next work order, inspection and HST invoice on site, then let the sync catch up with the books.