Scanning your logbooks
Phone or overhead scanner, what resolution to use, and how pages arrive in your library.
Each feature has a one-minute video: what it does, on real logbooks, and nothing else. Start anywhere.
Phone or overhead scanner, what resolution to use, and how pages arrive in your library.
Date, hours, work, parts and signer pulled from each entry, with a confidence for every field.
Fix a misread number against the page. Your correction is recorded; the original reading stays.
Add a serial number to an entry, or equipment that never made it into the logs.
Fifty years of entries on one line. Zoom from the whole history to the last two years.
Time since overhaul at every annual, from each overhaul to today.
The page, the transcribed narrative, ADs, parts, receipts and related entries in one place.
Annual, 100-hour, mags, ELT, transponder and recurring ADs, worked out from your own entries.
An export for your IA: what is due at this annual and in the year after it, each with its page.
Maintenance manuals, parts catalogues and bulletins. The answer names the document, revision and page.
Why a torque or part number that is not on the page is never shown to you.
Let your A&P add entries and upload scans, show a buyer only what you choose, and hand the records over when you sell.