Service Bulletin Evaluation demo
Turns each OEM service bulletin into an effectivity call and a draft engineering order 1:33
What the demo shows
Turns each OEM service bulletin into an effectivity call and a draft engineering order
Seven agents read each bulletin the hour it is published, work out effectivity tail by tail, gather the fleet’s own removals for the part, price kits, labor and downtime, read each lease, and weigh it all on a balance with a recommendation; the engineer argues with it in conversation, decides and signs, a manager countersigns, and only then is the engineering order released.
Transcript
- Service Bulletin Evaluation turns each manufacturer bulletin into a fleet decision and a draft engineering order.
- A 150 aircraft fleet gets up to 10 bulletins a month, each four days of reading by hand.
- At Corvain Airways, the agents read a compressor-sealed bulletin within the hour.
- On the balance, 22 tails and $186,000, against 41 removals.
- Click any wait, and the agents show the record behind it.
- The advisor says adopt.
- Marcus asks about the tails going back to lessors.
- Neither lease requires it.
- He excludes both with a reason.
- Still adopt, $169,000.
- A drafter writes the engineering order and a checker agent tests every line.
- Marcus answers its one question and signs, his manager countersigns.
- Every value cited, every decision signed, every step logged.
- 30 minutes of review, not four days.
- 3,000 engineer hours a year back.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.