Where you are now
Your findings live in three places: a shared drive, an inspector’s old email, and one person’s memory of what was agreed last time. Three weeks before the audit, someone spends two days rebuilding a list that should already have existed. When the auditor asks “show me the corrective action for the finding from last year,” the answer takes a phone call, not a click.
What the system does
- You choose the standard: IOSA, EASA, IATA or ISO.
- The system checks your manuals and records against that standard’s clauses.
- Every gap becomes a finding, graded by severity.
- Each finding is assigned an owner and a corrective action.
- The system tracks the action to closure and keeps the closure date on record.

