The leader in integrated lake protection solutions
We raised the standard: site design, infrastructure, washing, kiosks, payments, access, security, and software brought together in one solution that Lexoh can also operate for you.
You set the access rules. We can deliver the project and run day-to-day operations—without a permanent team at every launch.
The problem to solve
Invasive species can travel with watercraft, trailers and the water they hold. Their introduction threatens aquatic ecosystems.
Water, mud and debris can remain on the hull, trailer and equipment. Cleaning, draining and drying are among the recommended prevention measures.
When the station and launch are separate systems, staff have to check that a wash record belongs to the watercraft seeking access.
Explaining instructions, verifying access rights and handling exceptions takes staff time, including at remote access points.
Lexoh brings these steps into one record and can run the agreed operations through its call centre.
Present the access right. Check the conditions. Open the gate. One information chain, made visible in a few seconds.
Interface concept · illustrative interactive scenario
The screen invites the user to present a credential accepted by the site: a card, code, or another compatible access right.
The Lexoh standard
We have raised expectations for lake protection: the site, equipment, software, and operations should work as one system. Choose the integration, turnkey delivery, or day-to-day operation your organization needs.
Our team can bring the architect, infrastructure project management, general contractor, and electricians into one coordinated scope.
Wash station, kiosk, payments, controller, readers, gates, cameras, and platform work together.
The Lexoh centre can support users, monitor equipment, review alerts, and coordinate follow-up without a permanent team at every launch.
On site
Every component shares the same record.
27 documented devicesTémiscouata network · July 2026 inventory→Dégelis · Témiscouata
In Dégelis, the kiosk and washing equipment sit beside the service building. The journey can connect identification, payment, and the wash record in one file.
Explore the wash stationOn the kiosk screen
One question at a time. From watercraft selection to wash receipt, a journey that makes sense at a glance.
Instructions read aloud in French or English, step by step.
The Lexoh call centre can help users with registration, payment, or access.
Explore Lexoh supportA familiar place, a language, and one way to begin.
What we install
Lexoh can deliver every component or integrate selected equipment already on site after technical review.
A new installation or integration with an existing station. Wash points, water, drainage, sequence, and winterization are reviewed for the location.
→Registration, payment, wash receipts, and spoken guidance. The Lexoh call centre can also help users remotely.
→It connects configured rights to compatible readers, pumps, signals, and gates and transmits the signals and status that field equipment makes available.
→Validation by code, QR, card, or another compatible credential. Entry, exit, manual opening, and emergency access are defined in the operating plan.
→Depending on installed cameras, sensors, and configured scenarios, the system can flag a stationary vehicle, possible fall, possible collision or other possible accident, an obstruction, and abnormal gate movement. Every alert must be reviewed.
→Depending on selected modules: sites, devices, profiles, watercraft, rights, passes, transactions, washes, passages, alerts, clips, roles, and reports.
→In the field
From individual wash stations to multi-lake operations, explore the equipment and networks serving Témiscouata, Memphrémagog, and other communities across Quebec.
Explore all projectsFully managed site
Depending on the selected service, the Lexoh centre supports boaters, monitors equipment, reviews alerts, and calls the right responder when someone must attend the site.
Complete it with your team
A three-page kit to bring the right information to your first discussion. Fill it in on screen or print it for a meeting.
Lexoh blog
The Lexoh blog documents the site, infrastructure, access journey, operations, and responsibilities that need planning.
A concrete matrix of decisions, professionals, work, interfaces, and operating responsibilities
→ArticleA decision flow for missing, expired, incompatible, or temporarily unverifiable records
→ArticleAn escalation matrix separating support, triage, field work, and emergency response
→Yes. The modular approach can connect an existing station to registration, payment, a wash record, and access control, depending on the equipment already in place.
Yes. Depending on the agreed scope, Lexoh can coordinate plans prepared by the architect and other required professionals, infrastructure work managed by the general contractor, electrical work, installation, testing, and commissioning.
Not necessarily for routine transactions and user assistance. The Lexoh support centre can handle the agreed operations during contracted service windows. Physical inspections, maintenance, repairs, snow removal, and emergency response are still assigned to named resources in the operating plan.
Depending on installed cameras, sensors, and configured scenarios, alerts can flag a stationary vehicle, possible fall, possible collision or other possible accident, an obstruction, and abnormal gate movement. Every alert requires authorized human review; it does not confirm an injury or violation and does not replace emergency services.
Yes. Eligibility rules, user classes, passes, and pricing can be configured for each organization and each site.
The receipt, text message, or QR code confirms the recorded step for that watercraft. It can then validate an access condition; it is not a biological guarantee that no organism is present.
Yes. Operators can group multiple sites in one view while preserving the rules, rights, and reports specific to each one.
Initial assessment
Provide the number of access points and waterways, location, existing equipment, available services, and the level of support you want: integration, turnkey delivery, or managed operations.
