Parts + traceability
Traceability, quarantine, and lead times you can trust.
Every part received, installed, removed, quarantined, or scrapped writes to a single disposition ledger. Suspect or unapproved parts (SUP) auto-quarantine and the supplier gets flagged. Nothing walks out of the crib on an unreleased part.
The problem
- SUP part slips onto an aircraft because nobody caught the cert mismatch at receiving.
- Reorder points based on a vendor-published lead time that has nothing to do with your shop's reality.
- Shelf-life-limited parts crossing their expiry on your shelf because consumption picks whatever is on top.
- Visit lands, the shop scrambles for a part that has always taken three weeks.
What CoreOP does
- SUP quarantine + supplier flag automatically at receiving. Repeat SUP suppliers get surfaced on the buyer's next PO.
- Back-to-birth traceability - any installed part traces to release cert, receiving, PO, supplier, batch. One click.
- Release cert install gate - no 8130-3, no install.
- FEFO consumption so shelf-life parts get used before they expire.
- Reorder points computed from YOUR shop's median receipt lead time by part × supplier - not a vendor page.
- Parts-at-risk alerts on upcoming visits - anything that will miss the arrival becomes a proactive expedite.
Real UI
Back-to-birth.
Auditor asks about a specific serial. You show the chain.
coreop.io
Back-to-birth
P/N 6871A16-01 · SN-4419
Traced · 5 links
Installed on N612CJ · TC-4419
2026-09-29 11:14ZTask-card sign-off · M. Ruiz + A. Ortiz (RII)
Release cert 8130-3 · #H-42981
2026-09-14 · Honeywell OKCApproved for return to service · new
Receiving inspection · SN-4419
2026-09-16 09:52ZCert verified · dimensional check pass · IN-2411
PO-3384 · Honeywell
2026-09-02Line 4 · qty 1 · $412 · terms Net 30
Supplier batch · BATCH-H-42981
2026-09-13 · Lot QC passOrigin Honeywell OKC · manufactured 2026-09-11
Auditor asks a serial. You show the chain.Cert PDF attached on every node
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