The Aerolync Platform is modular. Each module focuses on one operational area, but most organisations use several modules together.
What to expect
- some modules are used every day, such as
Relations,Schedule,Fleet,Finance, andDrive - some modules are role-specific, such as
Flight training,Standardization,Access control, andAeromail - some modules are organisation-specific and only appear when that functionality is enabled
- these docs cover the standard platform modules, not customer-specific custom modules
Common module chains
Relations->Schedule->Fleet->FinanceRelations->Flight training->StandardizationDriveandAeromailsupport communication and document sharing across the rest of the platformSettingscontrols the organisation-wide behavior behind many of the other modules
Pilot App interaction
Several platform modules are directly influenced by the Pilot App:
- app profile data and preferences relate to
Relations - app bookings relate to
Schedule - app flight logging feeds into
Flights,Flight register,Fleet, andFinance - app document access relates to
Drive - app relay buttons relate to
Access control