Availability
See readiness, location, holder, and expected return.
Part-145 tool and equipment control
Control tool availability, calibration, custody, and location in one traceable workflow. Aviamatic supports your MOE and works alongside your MRO.
From requirement to daily control
Control availability, calibration, status, and records from shift handover to audit.
See readiness, location, holder, and expected return.
Track due dates and evidence. Block expired tools from issue.
Keep serial, serviceability, calibration, ownership, and location in one register.
Record who did what, when, why, and under whose approval.
Inside Aviamatic
One operational view for mechanics, stores, quality, and management.
Search by ID, part, serial, status, calibration, or location. Create QR labels and exports.
Scan a tool or badge. Record one active custody, work context, due back, and return condition.
Use 30/60/90-day queues. Dispatch, lock certificates, retain history, and quarantine failures.
Separate home from current location across stations, stores, shelves, toolboxes, and vehicles. Route users to the tool.
Manage overdue custody, damaged returns, quarantine, missing-tool cases, disposition, and closure.
Enforce tenant, company, station, and role boundaries. Control transfers, approvals, and receipt.
Track vehicle custody, mileage, serviceability, toolbox seals, and return checks.
At the point of issue
Block prohibited issues and record each transaction with its work context.
The tool and receiving user are known.
Company and station access are valid.
Status and serviceability permit issue.
The calibrated-use window is valid.
Aircraft and work-order or ATA context are recorded.
Controlled evidence, human authority
Aviamatic enforces configured tool controls and records evidence. Approved manuals and authorised personnel remain the authority.
Review the Part-145 support boundaryFrequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about implementing Aviamatic.
Most MROs are up and running in days, not weeks. We provide bulk-import templates for your existing tool register and users. Your team can start issuing tools immediately using their existing mobile devices or dedicated scanners.
No. Aviamatic is designed to work with standard smartphones, tablets, and rugged web-enabled scanners you may already own. You only need a standard label printer to generate QR codes for your tools and bins.
Mechanics spend less time searching for tools or filling out paper logs. With quick QR scanning and visual wayfinding, they can locate exactly what they need, confirm its calibration status, and get back to the aircraft faster.
Yes. Aviamatic retains a complete, immutable history of tool custody, calibration cycles, and exceptions. You can instantly generate reports proving that no expired tool was issued, directly supporting your MOE requirements.
The system includes built-in exception workflows. Tools failing calibration are automatically quarantined and blocked from issue. For missing tools, you can trigger an investigation workflow to track disposition and closure.
Absolutely. You can separate home locations from current locations across different stations, stores, toolboxes, and even vehicles. Role-based boundaries ensure users only see and manage what they are authorized to.
See the controlled workflow
Map a real issue and return from calibration status to custody and evidence.
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