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Who it's for
Built for everyone who runs training.
An airline thinks in fleets, bases and recurrent cycles, a training center in customers and devices, a flight school in syllabi and students. Qualify speaks all three, and every installation is the whole product: nothing below is a separate edition, only where each kind of department usually starts. One installation per operator, and everyone sees their own work and nothing else.
Airlines
Recurrent training that runs itself, fleet by fleet
OPC and LPC cycles, line checks, line training, conversions and EBT programmes for every fleet and every base, with the forms, the planning and the analysis of the whole department in one place.
- Recurrent checks with due dates set by the records, and the next enrolment created for you
- Line checks graded in the aircraft, with or without a connection
- A fleet-wide Microscope for the postholder: where a refresher is needed, and why
- Compliance overview by clause across every programme and every fleet
- Instructor authorisations checked at booking, calibration you can measure
- Twelve months of demand against simulator and instructor capacity
Training postholderFleet managerExaminerInstructorPilotQuality & compliance
Bases
Instructors where the crews areThe crew schedule by base, and cover found from the next-available column rather than five phone calls.
The authority
The inspector answered onceClause by clause across every fleet, with the audit dossier behind each sampled check.
Training Centers
Customers, devices and instructors on one calendar
Several devices, several airline customers, technicians and instructors sharing the same days. Snags, maintenance, qualification tests and utilisation sit in the same product as the sessions they affect, and each customer's records stay their own.
- A grounding snag removes the device from the free slots instantly
- Maintenance shows as downtime; qualification tests run from plan to approval
- An engineer role that sees devices, not grades
- Technical dashboard for the engineering meeting
- Customer batches planned against real device capacity
Center managerSchedulerSimulator engineerInstructor
Flight Schools
From the first lesson to the type rating
Type ratings, instructor courses and structured syllabi with gates, attempts and named instructors. A class enrols as one unit and every student's progress is visible per lesson.
- Programmes with phases that unlock in order
- Attendance taken at the start of the day
- Classrooms and aircraft planned alongside simulators
- Licensing and training-organisation clauses in the compliance matrix
- Students carry their own record on the phone
Head of trainingInstructorExaminerStudent
Use cases
How training departments move to Qualify
Running a mixed EBT programme
Evaluation, manoeuvres and scenario phases that talk to each other.
ReadMoving to competency-based training
Your framework on every form, history that stays comparable.
ReadLeaving paper records behind
From binders to signed, searchable records.
ReadRunning a training center
Customers, devices and sessions in one calendar.
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