Follow the unit and its work order
Start with the work-order reference, part number, department and work phase. Keep hands-on hours separate from elapsed time: a unit waiting for a supplier should not look like slow technician work.
Component and accessory operations
Built around the component shop
Hydraulics, fuel, avionics, IDGs, HMU, pneumatics, oil and electro-mechanical work share operational questions that an aircraft-level view can miss. Which units are waiting? Where are hours going? Which shared part could hold up several jobs?
Make department numbers comparable
Review revenue against the department goal alongside completed units and recorded hours. Agree how revenue is recognized and how rework, warranty work and shared labor are handled before comparing results.
Surface shared parts exposure
Flags potential parts-availability risks for purchasing and planning teams to review. Stratos flags and recommends. Your team decides.
Scope the data connection
Stratos is designed to sit above the systems you already use. We discuss compatibility and implementation privately before agreeing the scope.
See the approach before a sales call
Explore the fictional Meridian environment for dashboard and advisory workflow examples. Sample data demonstrates the approach; production connections and service commitments require a scoped agreement.
See the approach on sample data
Explore the demonstration, then discuss your systems and operational questions with AGW Consulting.