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Your administrator or the welcome email gave you a set-password link. It works once and for seven days.

A six digit code from an authenticator app on top of your password. Required for anyone who signs records when the policy says so.

Seven steps take a new instance from empty to audit ready. The checklist ticks each one off as the data arrives.

A shop (station) is a place with its own people, supervisors and aircraft types. Records print its name.

Each person gets one account with a role, a shop and an employee ID. New hires start with the indoctrination items assigned.

Technicians log their own training; supervisors and training managers approve it; quality and management see every shop; the developer role changes settings.

The roster of management, supervisory and inspection personnel is printed from the people and their roles, with the employment summary each one carries.

Deactivate the account; keep the records. The rule wants two years, AS9110 wants your retention period in writing, and a departed person's binder still prints.

The program is the list of training items with who needs them and how often. The manual is generated from it.

The library has 141 ready made courses. Adding one creates the lesson and links it to a program item in one step.

Training is assigned by rule, not by hand: an item applies to roles, shops and aircraft types, and every matching person gets it with a due date.

Bring the completions you already have in from a spreadsheet so due dates start from the real history, not from today.

A technician logs the training; an approver signs it; the record is issued with the approver as signer of record and filed in the person's training record.

One person's whole record, filed by tab, as one download. This is the hour long request answered in a minute.

People against items, colored by status, filtered by shop and aircraft type. Check it before work is assigned.

Mechanic and repairman certificates, ratings, inspection authorizations and other credentials with their expiry dates and the scan behind them.

A manual revision, a bulletin or a policy goes out to the people it applies to with a due date; the register shows who has and has not acknowledged it.

Schedule a session for an item, enroll people, take attendance on a phone, and the completions go to approval together.

The 46 kit forms and your own PDFs filled on screen, saved as filled forms with who filled them and when.

A finding becomes a CAR; the CAR assigns the training that closes it; the record shows both ends.

The numbers a review needs, printed as one pack: completion, overdue, findings, sessions, documents, with the period you choose.

The package an inspector asks for, and where each piece prints from. Assemble it once and time yourself.

Password resets, approval notices and the weekly digest are sent from the mail server you enter, so they come from your domain.

The product name, short name, logo and colors print on the pages and the documents; the organization's legal name prints on the manual and every record.

Require two-step by role, see failed sign ins and lockouts, review who can sign, and read the security event log.

Hosted instances take a verified daily backup with an off-site copy; the Operations page shows the last one, the disk, the database check and the warnings.

The Plan page shows what you pay for and what you use. An upgrade, another station or the library add-on takes effect within a minute; a lower plan waits for the renewal date.