USE CASES - LAUNCH & SPACECRAFT PROVIDERS
RETIRE THE PAPER CHECKLIST. RUN THE MISSION LIVE.
One system to author procedures, run them against live telemetry, and produce the audit trail a program review actually needs — instead of a Word doc, a console, and a spreadsheet that all have to agree with each other after the fact.
WHAT CHANGES FOR LAUNCH & SPACECRAFT PROVIDERS
ONE SYSTEM, FROM PROCEDURE TO POST-MISSION REPORT.
A mission procedure, the telemetry it runs against, and the report it produces afterward used to live in three different places — a Word doc, a console, and a spreadsheet — each capable of disagreeing with the others. Here, they're the same record.
MISSION & LAUNCH OPERATIONS
THE PROCEDURE AND THE TELEMETRY RUN TOGETHER, LIVE.
EVERY PROCEDURE RUNS EXACTLY AS AUTHORED, LIVE.
Telemetry and command & control are integrated directly into the procedure, so pass/fail criteria evaluate automatically in real time — no separate console to reconcile with the checklist.
Integrated telemetry and command & control (C2)
Custom pass/fail criteria evaluate automatically in real time
Live status visible to the whole team running the mission
PROCEDURE AND TELEMETRY, ONE VIEW
PROCEDURE AUTHORING & VERSION CONTROL
THE PAPER CHECKLIST RETIRES FOR GOOD.
NO MORE FORMATTING A CHECKLIST IN WORD BEFORE EVERY MISSION.
Procedures are authored and run in the same system, with structured step types replacing ad hoc formatting — so the document you review is the document that runs.
Procedures authored and executed in one system, not two
Structured step types replace manually formatted checklists
No re-typing a Word doc into a separate execution tool
ONE DOCUMENT, ZERO RE-FORMATTING
DATA, AUDIT & REPORTING
EVERY MISSION, ONE DETAILED AUDIT TRAIL.
EVERY DATA POINT, CAPTURED WHERE IT HAPPENED.
Test and operational data is collected inline as the procedure runs, tied to the exact step, unit, and timestamp — not re-typed from a console into a report afterward.
Test and operational data collected inline during execution
Data tied to the exact step, unit, and timestamp
No manual re-entry from a console into a separate report
DATA, CAPTURED LIVE
NOBODY SIGNS OFF ALONE ON A CRITICAL STEP.
Multiple-operator sign-off is enforced on the steps that need it, tied to the exact step and timestamp — not a verbal confirmation over the loop that never gets recorded.
Multiple-operator sign-off required on critical steps
Sign-offs tied to the exact step, operator, and timestamp
No step can be marked complete without the required approvals
CRITICAL STEPS, NEVER SINGLE-SIGNED
EVERY REDLINE TRACKED BACK TO THE LINE IT TOUCHED.
Integrated redlines and version control mean a procedure change is a tracked, reviewed revision — never a handwritten mark-up that only lives on one printed copy.
Integrated redlines captured against the exact line
Every revision reviewed and traceable through version control
Changes propagate without breaking a mission already in progress
EVERY REDLINE, ATTRIBUTABLE
A DETAILED AUDIT LOG, NOT A RECONSTRUCTION.
A full as-run history — every sign-off, redline, and result — is captured automatically, so a report is generated from the record, not assembled after the fact from memory.
Detailed audit log and history of every as-run
Reports generated from the same record, not reconstructed
Full traceability for program review or a regulator's question
AS-RUN HISTORY, ALWAYS INTACT
KEEPING THE RECORD STRAIGHT FOR TEAMS CAN’T AFFORD TO GET WRONG
SEE YOUR PROCEDURE AND YOUR TELEMETRY IN THE SAME SYSTEM.
BRING A MISSION PROCEDURE YOU ACTUALLY RUN. WE’LL SHOW YOU IT RUNNING LIVE AGAINST REAL DATA.
REQUEST A DEMO
SEE THE MISSION RUN LIVE.
A 30-minute walkthrough — run a real procedure against live telemetry and watch a pass/fail check evaluate in real time. Not slides. The system, in prod.
A real procedure, authored and version-controlled
Telemetry and C2 integrated into the same run
The audit trail it produces, ready for review