Aviation MRO Software

The software that drives growth

The software for MRO companies to scale their internal operations by increasing their operation efficiency with a product that is simple enough for any technician to use yet complete enough the entire company can run on one software.

Cloud-based. Priced on the site. Built to the Part 145 standard. Migration on us.

Why now

The industry is short 0+ technicians. You cannot hire your way out of it.

The people you have are doing more work with less time and less experience on the bench next to them. The software that was built for repair stations is either enterprise-grade and unusable, or too basic to run a business on. Both leave the shop rebuilding the paperwork by hand at the end of every visit. Neither one helps a newer technician move faster.

CoreOP is the answer to the math: get more from the team you have, with a product simple enough for any technician to use on day one, deep enough to run the entire company on.

The bottleneck

Legacy MRO software is the bottleneck you never see on the schedule.

The incumbents were built for on-prem Windows in the 1990s. They still price like it. Still onboard like it. Still expect you to hire like it. The license is not the bill. The implementation, the training class, and the hiring gate are.

Legacy MRO01 / 04

On-prem Windows server in the back office.

An IT contractor on retainer, hardware refreshed every four years, and a nightly backup somebody hopes ran.

CoreOP

Open a browser. Sign in. Run the shop.

  • No server, no IT contractor, no upgrade projects
  • Works from the hangar, the office, the airport
  • Every technician productive on day one
  • What shipped last week is already running

Every seat, connected

One system. Four groups of people. Three purpose-built portals.

The office, the hangar, the customer, and the supplier all touch the shop. Each one gets a portal built for the job they actually do. All of them read from and write to the same record.

Company + Field

Built for the shop. Simple enough for the hangar.

Front office runs the dispatch board, the schedule, the ledger, and the compliance dashboard. Technicians run task cards, sign-offs, and part pulls from a phone. If they can use their phone, they can use the field portal on day one.

  • Dispatch board with team, contractor, and equipment lanes
  • Task cards with RII, dual sign-off, and time logging
  • Voice squawks transcribed in seconds
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Execution board

Shift 07:00 · 3 bays · 8 techs on

Live

Queued3

Nav1 heading cal

AV

MLG brake inspect

JT

Cabin light R&R

SM

Active4

100-hr inspection

RM

L cowl R&R

JT

Rigging check

DS

Boot pump wiring

RM

RII / signoff2

Rigging check

DS

Trim actuator

IA

Complete2

Tire replace

JT

Cowl fastener

JT

Drag to reassignLabor clock live

Customer Portal

Your customer sees the fleet. Not the phone tag.

Owners and flight departments log in and see current compliance, live visits, open quotes, invoices, and every document you have generated. Approve a quote from the airport. Pay a deposit from the ramp. The record they see is the same record the FSDO would.

  • Fleet compliance view with real hours and cycles
  • Quote approval and deposit payment in-portal
  • Document library with every regulated artifact
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Customer portal · request

Coastal Charter → Skyline MRO

Draft

Aircraft (locked)

N724MJ · CJ2+

Requested by

J. Hale, chief pilot

Requested date

Jul 02 · 08:00

Downtime

2 days

Requested services

100-hour inspectionSelected
Replace L cowl fastenerSelected
Nav1 troubleshootSelected
Auto-notify shop on submitSubmit request

Supplier Portal

Your vendors work in your system. Not their email.

Send an RFQ to five suppliers. Watch quotes land side-by-side. Award the winner and spawn the PO in one click. The 8130-3 arrives already attached to the stock unit. No spreadsheet reconciliation. No fax machine.

  • Multi-supplier RFQ with side-by-side comparison
  • One-click award, PO, and receiving workflow
  • Certification docs (8130-3, EASA Form 1) captured at receive
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Parts and traceability

Inbound receiving · WO-2026-0483

5 parts

Part #DescriptionSerialTagQtyPO
9910289-3Fastener, cowl, structuralAK48218130-32PO-1174
3-1092-2Tire, main gear, 22x6.5-10TR901188130-31PO-1174
622-5137-002Nav receiver, VHFGR628418130-31PO-1181
MS20470AD4-6Rivet, aluminum, universal-8130-348PO-1174
1H4-4Lamp, incandescent, cabin-8130-34PO-1183
Condition SVC on all$1,148.20 received
A shop's service van on the ramp. The operation CoreOP runs behind.

The operation

Built for the shops keeping aircraft flying.

CoreOP is designed around the way repair stations actually work. Not the way software vendors imagine they should.

The tour

From the moment the jet lands to the moment it flies again.

Every visit runs through the same four moments. CoreOP is the record of each one.

Chapter 1 · Intake

The squawk lands as scope.

An owner or a Part 91 flight department drops off a jet with a list of squawks. The intake screen captures every finding, ties it to the aircraft record, and runs AI squawk-to-scope so the shop knows what the work looks like before the quote goes out.

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Visit intake

N724MJ · Cessna Citation CJ2+

Induction Jul 02

Squawks · 4

L eng cowl fastener stripped
ATA 71-11OPEN
Nav1 heading swings on approach
ATA 34-20DEFERRED
R main gear tire tread worn
ATA 32-40OPEN
Fwd cabin light intermittent
ATA 33-20OPEN
Visit V-1204Open visit →

Chapter 2 · Quote

The quote is priced by the work, not the guess.

Every task pulls from the shop's standard-job library with quoted hours, quoted parts, and margin baked in. The customer sees a portal-shaped quote, accepts electronically, and the acceptance trail is on the record forever.

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Quote builder

Q-2026-0187 · N724MJ

Draft

Airframe

$145/hr

Engine

$185/hr

Avionics

$175/hr

Inspect

$135/hr

TaskHrsRatePartsTotal
100-hour inspection8.0Inspect$0$1,080
L eng cowl fastener R&R1.2Engine$48$270
Main gear tire replace1.5Airframe$612$830
Nav1 heading calibration2.0Avionics$0$350
Subtotal$2,530.00Total$2,720.75
Send quote →

Chapter 3 · Work

The floor runs off task cards, not paper.

Every task card carries labor, parts, RII dual sign-off, and the certifying stamp. Technicians clock time against the task, not the visit. The compliance record grows while the work happens, not after.

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Work package

WO-2026-0483 · Visit V-1204

N724MJ

Task cards · 4

100-hour inspection
RMIn progress
L eng cowl fastener R&R
JTComplete
Flight control rigging check
DSAwaiting RII
RIIRequires dual sign-off · Inspector + IA
Nav1 heading calibration
AVNot started
2 of 4 complete14.6 hrs labor

Chapter 4 · Return to service

The paperwork was always the point.

RTS, 8130-3, 337, EASA Form 1, NCR, RII sign-offs, training records. Every regulated artifact is produced as the work happens and stored where the FSDO can find it. The visit closes with the record already audit-ready.

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Return to service

N724MJ · Maintenance release

WO-2026-0483

All corrective actions closed. 4 tasks complete. 14.6 hrs labor. 5 parts installed with 8130-3 traceability recorded.

Mechanic

R. Mendez

A&P 3184927

Inspection Authorization

D. Sato

IA 2917403

Logbook entry

Performed 100-hr insp per Cessna MM CH 5. Replaced L eng cowl fastener and R main gear tire. Aircraft approved for return to service.

RTS Jul 02 2026Returned to service

Compliance

Built to the Part 145 standard. Not adapted to it.

The paperwork is the product. Every regulated artifact is generated as a serialized, frozen PDF the moment the work is authorized. Not typed by hand at the end of the visit. Not assembled from three tools when the FSDO asks.

0regulatory document types, auto-generated. RII dual sign-off enforced at the API and in the UI. AD tracking with fleet-wide overdue views. Inspection programs. Part 145 self-audit runs. Technician credential expiry alerts on a cron.

  • Return-to-Service
  • Maintenance Summary
  • FAA 8130-3
  • FAA 337
  • EASA Form 1
  • Airframe Logbook
  • Engine Logbook
  • Propeller Logbook
  • Work Package
  • Weight & Balance
  • Non-Conformance Report
  • AD Status Report
  • Mechanical Operating Record
  • RII Sign-Off Record
  • Parts Tag
  • Component Install Record
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CoreOP visit Documents tab showing a Certificate of Release to Service, a superseded prior CRS, and Airframe, Engine, and Propeller logbook entries with issue timestamps and technician sign-off

A tour of the surfaces that ship with every plan

Documents
Documents
Dispatch board
Dispatch board
Aircraft profile
Aircraft profile
Findings and squawks
Findings
Customer profile
Customer profile
Rate book
Rate book
Time clock
Time clock
Visits
Visits
Documents
Documents
Dispatch board
Dispatch board
Aircraft profile
Aircraft profile
Findings and squawks
Findings
Customer profile
Customer profile
Rate book
Rate book
Time clock
Time clock
Visits
Visits

Payments + ERP

The invoice, the ledger, and the FAA record are the same object.

Payments are not a Stripe bolt-on. Every deposit, progress payment, and final invoice writes to the CoreOP ledger and back-references the work order and the regulatory document that authorized the charge.

  • Deposit, progress, and final billing

    Bill deposits at intake, progress at milestones, and the final on close. A rebill guard prevents charging twice for the same regulated artifact.

  • T&M billing as the clock runs

    Time-and-materials work bills against actual labor logged and parts consumed. No retyping at close. No forgotten rotables.

  • Contract billing on the schedule

    Fixed-price contracts bill on the schedule the customer signed. Overrun surfaces at approval time, not at invoice time.

  • One reconciliation. QuickBooks synced.

    Every invoice, refund, and application fee reconciles to your books nightly. No exports. No CSVs.

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Deposit collection

Q-2026-0187 · approved

Coastal Charter

Quote total

$2,720.75

Deposit due (25%)

$680.19

Payment method

Card ending 4242Selected
ACH · Jetview LLC operating-
Wire · Provide details-
Applied on invoicePay $680.19
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Invoice

INV-2026-0417 · WO-0483

Due Jul 16

Line itemQtyRateAmount
100-hour inspection1$1,080.00$1,080.00
L eng cowl fastener R&R1$270.00$270.00
Main gear tire replace1$830.00$830.00
Nav1 heading calibration1$350.00$350.00
Parts (see 8130 attachment)5-$190.75
Subtotal$2,720.75
Deposit applied-$680.19
Balance due$2,040.56
RTS attached · maintenance releaseSend invoice
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AR aging

Skyline MRO · live buckets

$18,675 outstanding

Current

$8,412

1–30

$5,207

31–60

$3,110

61–90

$1,204

90+

$742

Open invoices

Coastal Charter · N724MJINV-041718 d$2,040.56
Jetview LLC · N918VZINV-040244 d$1,182.00
Ridge Air · N204TFINV-038972 d$742.00
North Star Ops · N671MRINV-0361112 d$742.00
Send reminder in bulkDSO: 24 days

Onboarding

Up and running without an implementation project.

No five-figure setup fee. No twelve-week deployment. No hire ad requiring two years of prior experience on our software. If it takes more than a working session to get your shop live, we did it wrong.

01

Set up your shop

Add your labor rates by task type, parts markup tiers, capability list, and technicians with certificates on record. Most shops are fully configured in under an hour.

02

Bring your fleet over

Aircraft, hours, installed components, ADs, and open squawks. Our team migrates it with you. Not a form to fill out. A working session.

03

Run the shop

Quote, execute, comply, bill. One system. Every downstream document reads from the same aircraft record.

The comparison

Built for the repair station. Not adapted to it.

Most shops run on four tools and a spreadsheet. CoreOP is one system.

Capability
CoreOP
Cloud, one platform
Legacy MRO software
On-prem, per-module
Spreadsheets + Word
One file per topic
Paper
The way it has always been done
FAA 8130-3 and 337 generation✓--◐
Return to service documentation✓--◐
RII dual sign-off enforcement✓--◐
AD compliance tracking✓-◐◐
Inspection programs✓◐◐◐
Part 145 self-audit✓--◐
Technician credential tracking✓◐◐-
Serial-level parts traceability✓-◐◐
8130-3 OCR capture✓---
Immutable stock ledger✓---
Purchase orders and supplier RFQs✓◐◐◐
Snapshot-frozen quoting✓---
Deposits, progress, and T&M billing✓◐--
QuickBooks reconciliation✓◐◐-
Customer fleet compliance portal✓---
Supplier RFQ portal✓---
No on-prem server required✓-✓✓
Priced on the site✓-✓✓

Pricing

Every plan includes the complete platform and unlimited support. No setup fee. Cancel anytime.

Starter

$499/mo

Small shops getting off paper

  • 3 seats included
  • Full platform + compliance suite
  • Work orders + quoting + invoicing
  • 8130-3 + parts traceability
  • + $120/seat/mo extra
Get Started

Pro

$999/mo

Growing shops with a full bench

  • 8 seats included
  • Everything in Starter
  • Standard job library
  • Purchase orders
  • + $100/seat/mo extra
Get Started
Most Popular

Shop

$1699/mo

The seat count most Part 145 shops need

  • 15 seats included
  • Everything in Pro
  • RII + dual sign-off
  • Capability list + audit-ready records
  • + $85/seat/mo extra
Get Started

Enterprise

$2499/mo

Multi-station operations

  • 25 seats included
  • Everything in Shop
  • Multi-location + SSO
  • API access + dedicated success manager
  • + $70/seat/mo extra
Get Started

Extra seats billed per tier (see full pricing for rates)

One subscription. One system.

See what a modern repair station runs on.

Cloud-based. Priced on the site. Migration on us. Live in days, not months.