Where Opturan is heading
One planning engine applies wherever people and vehicles work in shifts. This page covers the directions we are developing: new industries, rail operations and export markets
Everything on this page is a development plan, not a live feature. For what is already proven in production, see the platform and Public Transit pages
New industries
The engine is the same; the terminology and regulations change. The effect for each industry is confirmed by test runs on the customer’s data — transit figures are not carried over
Emergency Medical Services confirmed by test runs
A solution for EMS stations: 24/7 crew duty schedules and staffing shifts with medics and drivers. The effect is confirmed by test runs
Fire Services confirmed by test runs
A solution for fire departments: watch schedules and response crew composition with certifications in mind. The effect is confirmed by test runs
Utilities confirmed by test runs
A solution for water, heat and power utilities and emergency services: crew schedules and special vehicle duties. The effect is confirmed by test runs
Rail operations
The planning logic is the same — the vocabulary and regulations change: rail operations fall under Ministry of Transport order No. 339
Rostering of mobile ticket agents
Real experience in the rail segment: duty assignment of mobile ticket agents for the suburban rail operator Krasprigorod
Locomotive crews for Russian Railways pre-sales
A pre-sales direction: shift planning and assignment of locomotive crews. This is exploratory and test-run work, not a live deployment
Export languages
We are preparing the platform and the website for export markets: Turkish, Uzbek, Vietnamese, French and Hindi/English are planned for the respective regions
We do not promise dates for roadmap items: we will report each step — from test runs to production — as it actually happens
Is your industry on this list?
If your service runs in shifts, let’s discuss test runs: the scope, data and effect evaluation methodology are agreed in advance
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