Show the regulator once, not per fleet.

Tie every regulation clause to the programme phases that satisfy it. Print the matrix, answer the auditor from one screen, and hand over the record, the overview and the exports.

Book a demo What you can export

Stamped training record with seal — Fig. 01A record the inspector can read

Filing cabinet with an open drawer — Fig. 02The matrix

The compliance matrix lives with the programme

For each programme, claim the clauses it satisfies and link them to the phase or item that proves it. The matrix shows what is covered, what is partly covered and where the gaps are, before the auditor does.

Save the claims as the default for that kind of programme
Copy a programme and the matrix comes with it
It records a judgement, it never blocks training

A clause catalogue you own

EASA flight crew and cabin crew rules, licensing and training organisation rules, the ICAO training documents and the IATA competency-based training guidance are built in. Add your national authority and the clauses it cares about, in your own words.

Filter by recurrent, conversion, EBT, CBTA or instructor training
Approved training types per authority
One catalogue for every programme

Printer with a printed record — Fig. 04Matrix and overview

Print the matrix, print the overview

The overview turns the matrix around: one row per clause, every programme that claims it, and its status. When the inspector asks how you meet a clause, the answer is one screen, for every fleet at once.

Exports

What the authority asks for, ready to hand over

Export	What it contains
Register of checks	Every assessment with its form, people, result and dates
Item grades	Every grade against its task or manoeuvre
Final grades	The overall assessment of each check
Threat and error events	What was recorded during the flight or session, and which competency caught it
Competency summary per trainee	Averages under your own framework
Industry-style summary	Translated to the IATA framework, with names removed, in the shape data-sharing programmes ask for
Access record	Who looked at whose data, and when