
Get in the queue for a filled seat.
STE Integrate is slated for public release in late Q1 to early Q2 2027, and the first fits go to the front of this list. Joining is a pre-order without a sale: no deposit, no payment, no commitment on either side. Your place is held in the order you joined, and when the system is fully ready and cleared for release we come to you in that order, with the fit for your machine, the terms and a date, and the programs that can help pay for it already mapped. You decide then.
The programs that can help pay for it The Alberta buyer's guide (PDF)
The group's own excavators in the yard, Alberta.
Four steps, and the last one is yours.
Tell us what you run.
The machines, the sector, the ground and how many seats you would fill, whether you run excavators or tractors, dozers or loaders. A photograph of the cab, sent by reply, helps us plan your fit.
We confirm your place.
A person replies by email within one working day with your position in the queue, answers what you asked, and names the programs in your province and sector worth a look.
We keep you posted.
As the release window firms up you hear it from us before anyone else does, in the order of the list.
You decide then.
When STE Integrate is fully ready and cleared for release we come to each name in order with the fit for your machine, the terms and a date. Say yes, wait, or leave the list. Nothing is owed either way.

For the seat you cannot fill, in a window that will not wait.
Cutting corn silage at dusk.
Your number in the queue, and what stands behind it.
First come, first fitted.
The first fits go to the front of the list, in the order it was joined. Your position is confirmed in writing, and nobody who joins after you moves ahead of you.
One name, from first reply to first shift.
A person answers by email within one working day, and the same person stays your contact through the fit.
The money mapped before you buy.
We tell you which of the four kinds of help fit your province and your sector, and which door to knock on first, so the purchase is planned around the approval and never the other way round.
Three years, and a replacement on its way the day you call.
Any issue, you notify us and a replacement unit ships the same day you call. The original goes back to us in the crate it arrived in, freight paid by us. We sell a filled seat, and we stand behind it in writing.
Stocked in Alberta, shipping within twenty-four hours.
Every wear part and every module on the shelf in Alberta, out the door within twenty-four hours of your call.
Your machine stays stock.
The unit sits in the seat and works the machine's own controls. Nothing is cut, no harness is tapped, no controller is flashed. Sell the machine and the unit lifts out.
Four kinds of help, mapped to your province and your sector.
Government help for a unit like this comes in four kinds, and knowing which kind you are asking for is most of the work. Financing: government-backed loans and guarantees through your bank, Farm Credit Canada, BDC and the provincial farm lenders. Write-off: faster depreciation under Canada's accelerated investment rules, and the expensing rules in the United States. Training: every western province funds employer training for the people who will run it, approved before the course starts. Cost-share: where a province pays part of the purchase, applied for before you buy.
When you join the list we tell you which of the four fit your province and sector today, whether you run a gravel pit or a grain farm, and what each program says about equipment fitted to a machine you already own. The programs' own terms, rates and dates live on our Government Programs page, read on the day shown and linked to each program's door.
- Financing through your bank, Farm Credit Canada, BDC and the provincial farm lenders
- Faster write-off under Canada's accelerated investment rules and the United States' expensing rules
- Employer training funded in every western province, approved before the course starts
- Cost-share where a province offers it, applied for before you buy
- Which programs rule out used equipment, and what that means for a unit on your machine
Filled seats, kept shifts, and a warranty to match.
A machine waiting on a part is an empty seat again, on a night shift or in a seeding window, and the empty seat is the one thing we are here to end. We sell a filled seat, and we stand behind it in writing: three years, a replacement shipped the same day you call, and the original sent home, freight paid by us.
A full warranty on the unit and every module in it, from the day it goes to work on your machine.
Any issue, you notify us and a replacement unit ships the same day you call. You are not asked to diagnose it, and the replacement leaves before the original comes back.
The original goes back to us in the crate it arrived in, freight paid by us. Nothing to source, nothing to pack.
A parts desk in Alberta, fully stocked and shipping within twenty-four hours of the call. Wear parts, pads, pods and modules.
What this is, and what it is not.
- A pre-order, not a sale. Nothing is bought, nothing is charged and no invoice is raised.
- A place, not a promise. Your position is the order we come to you in, not a guarantee of a date or of a unit.
- No deposit, ever. If anyone asks you for money to hold a place, it is not us.
- Yours to leave. One email takes you off the list. What you sent is used only to answer you and to order the first fits.
- The window. STE Integrate is slated for public release in late Q1 to early Q2 2027. If that moves, the list hears it first.
Hold your place.
Four required fields, and a few more that help us order the first fits and map the programs. No deposit and no payment.