what we shipped.not a maintenance log.

eAviora Field is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. File a report, run audit fieldwork and read your manuals from the phone in your pocket, with a signal or without one. Work you start is held and sends itself when you are back online, and you choose which alerts reach you, category by category.

When a standard publishes a new edition, eAviora states what changed against the edition you are compliant with and what each change asks of you. Raise the corrective action from the gap itself, and the requirement stays open until that action is done.

Lists built for a desk now stack into cards on a phone or a tablet, at every register in the platform, and the full table is still one tap away. Whichever you pick is remembered for next time.

When several people report the same event, their reports join one record as contributors instead of competing with it. Choose which account leads, separate one that was filed in error, and everyone who contributed hears the outcome when it closes.

Eleven stages from intake to closure, each built to the approved design. An investigator can see what the stage is for, what it still needs, and why it will not advance yet.

The board pack opens with the movement since the pack you presented last time, so the meeting starts on what moved rather than on the whole picture again.

Open the same record twice and the second save is told the record has moved on, instead of quietly replacing the first. Leaving a page with unsaved edits warns you once, from one place.

Shortcuts no longer take the key combinations your browser needs for its own controls, and single-key shortcuts can be switched off for anyone who finds them disruptive. Move between records and views without reaching for the mouse.

Sign in with the identity provider your company already uses, and let your directory keep the eAviora user list current as people join, move and leave. A leaver loses their live sessions when your directory says they have gone.

The reference data behind your reports now covers the world's aerodromes and runways alongside countries and regions, searched as you type rather than loaded in full. Pick the aerodrome you mean instead of recalling its code.

The Data Processing Addendum your legal team asks for is now a public page, not a document you have to request. It names every sub-processor, the transfer terms, and what happens to your data when you leave. Operator records stay in a single named storage region, stated in the Data Processing Addendum.

Import the history you already have: occurrences, hazards, findings, audits, CAPAs, training completions, controlled documents and requirements. Map your columns once, preview what will change before anything is written, and roll a batch back if it was the wrong file.

Score a flight before it departs and keep a standing risk picture for the aerodromes you serve. Add the risk factors and mitigations your operation actually uses, in the order you want them, on top of the industry baseline you cannot delete by accident.

Generate the safety pack your board reads straight from the records behind it, risk picture included, and export it. No quarter spent rebuilding slides from screenshots that were already out of date.

Run an audit on the device, out on the ramp or in the hangar, with no connection. Capture findings and evidence photos as you go; everything syncs when you are back online.

Trace how an occurrence moved through your barriers, one node at a time, on the bow-tie canvas. The AI proposes the path, and you review and confirm every step before it is recorded.

Gather the evidence behind a finding or a requirement into one package, then see at a glance what is awaiting verification, what is expiring soon and where a requirement still has gaps. Open to every role, not just admins.

Once a barrier has enough assessments, it carries a live effectiveness score that rolls up to the hazard and the occurrence it protects. When one weakens, the platform flags it as a candidate for safety action group review, so a degrading barrier gets a human decision instead of going unnoticed.

Every record and action in your digest emails is now a direct link. Open the email, click the row, land on the exact record, no hunting to find it.

Protect every account with an authenticator code or a passkey as a second factor at login. Locked out? An admin can reset it for you. The single biggest lift to account security we've shipped.

Declare an emergency and the right ICAO-aligned crisis checklist activates on the spot. A role-aware command board shows every responder exactly what is theirs to do, live, as the response unfolds.

Risk assessments, investigations and safety bulletins now take shape on screen as the AI works, so you can follow the progress in real time. Every proposal still waits for a human to accept it.

Build your own intake form, drag fields into the order you want and pick from a searchable catalogue of standardized fields. No engineering ticket, no waiting.

Promote the findings from a closed investigation straight into a controlled safety bulletin, distribute it to the right people, and feed it back into your library. The learning loop, closed.

AI consumption now reads as one simple credit figure, with nothing technical to decode. One number you can plan a budget against.

A platform-wide performance pass: dashboards and record detail now load noticeably faster, and pages appear progressively instead of making you wait. Less time between you and the next decision.

A secure connector and API let the tools you approve, including AI assistants, read, or read and write, your safety data with your explicit consent. No keys to copy and paste.

Your organization's data is visible to your organization alone, and that separation is enforced at every layer of the platform. One platform, zero crossover.

Safety Management, Quality & Assurance, Security Management, Compliance & Regulatory and Enterprise Readiness, each with its own landing page. Find the surface you need without hunting through a flat menu.

Versioned manuals with a full draft-to-published lifecycle, named approval chains, controlled distribution, acknowledgement tracking, periodic-review reminders and one-click PDF export.

Every organization now classifies against the same ICAO-aligned taxonomy and 5×5 risk model. That shared language is the groundwork for something bigger: seeing how your safety performance compares to the wider fleet, like for like.

Notifications appear the moment they land, no refresh, no polling. The bell count and toasts stay in sync across every tab you have open.

See how an occurrence connects to its hazard, the SPI it touches, the corrective actions it spawned and the audit findings that reference it, in one view.

A corrective action cannot close until effectiveness is verified by someone other than the owner. The workflow refuses to record closure otherwise, the gate every regulator wants to see, enforced.

Evidence linked to a finding now surfaces in the audit lane without re-search. Open the lane, pre-filtered evidence is there.

One picture for the AM: open occurrences, overdue CAPAs, SPI status, recent findings, training expiries on the horizon. No clicks to find the next decision.

Every AI classification cites the source records that informed it. Reviewable, traceable and replayable, the same answer is available to the regulator three years later.

Owner reminders fire ahead of the due date, not at it. Verifier reminders fire when a CAPA is ready for the effectiveness check.

Versioned manuals, signed approvals, controlled distribution lists. Every reader has acknowledged, or hasn't, and you can see who.

Every record change is captured in the audit log: who made it, what changed and when, with the previous value preserved. Searchable, filterable, exportable for the regulator.