Production control for sensitive products

In aircraft maintenance, every single bolt can save lives. The law requires knowing the history of every part for decades, but the reality is huge paper binders that are hard to consult. The same applies to the railway, automotive, aerospace, and military sectors.

The problem

The flow of information between manufacturers and customers is often patchy, and reconstructing the history of a turbine blade that has traveled on three aircraft in ten years can take days of archive research. If a single stamp is missing on a sheet, the aircraft cannot take off, at enormous cost. A supply of bolts is often discarded entirely because of a single non-compliant piece.

The solution

We create the part's digital passport. Every component is born as a unique entity in our engine, and every flight hour and every certified repair is saved to its digital identity. It doesn't matter where the part goes or who repairs it: its history is always one click away, ready to show to the authorities. The association of the serial batch happens pre- or post-production and can be physical (tag or label) or optical (OCR).

The value for the customer

Total safety and continuous tracking. Paper bureaucracy is eliminated and machine downtime is reduced, increasing product value with a level of technical transparency no paper archive can match. Two thousandths of a euro in cost per serial protects millions in investments and multi-year contracts.