Features

The full lifecycle of a public-safety drone program

UAS Dashboard was shaped by real public-safety UAS operations. Here is what it does, grouped the way agencies actually work.

Flight logging & interactive maps

Bring flights in from AirData and review them across your whole program.

  • AirData importPull flight records in automatically instead of re-keying logs by hand.
  • Interactive flight pathsSee each flight on the map, with the route, duration, and the assigned pilot.
  • Aircraft-level historyDrill into any UAS to review its flights, remote PIC, and usage over time.
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Every deployment on the map — routes, duration, and pilot.

Pilots, managers & org structure

A roster that mirrors how your agency is actually organized.

  • Role-based rosterPilots, supervisors, and managers each see what is relevant to their role.
  • Unit vs. department managersDistinguish managers scoped to a single unit from those overseeing the department.
  • Contact & assignment detailKeep desk and cell contacts and unit assignments current in one place.

Training & currency compliance

Know who is current and who is coming due — before it becomes a problem.

  • Part 107 & proficiency currencyTrack certificate status alongside night and recency-of-experience currency.
  • Mandated department trainingCapture agency-required training and flag anyone out of compliance.
  • Department-wide visibilityFilter the entire department to see exactly who is out of compliance.
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Part 107, night, and proficiency status for every pilot.

Equipment inventory & chain-of-custody

Account for every aircraft, battery, and accessory in your program.

  • Full inventoryMaintain a single source of truth for all UAS equipment and accessories.
  • Chain-of-custodyRecord who has what, when it was assigned, and when it was returned.
  • Usage tied to flightsConnect equipment to the flights and pilots that used it.
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Inventory, chain-of-custody, and maintenance in one place.

DFR (Drone-as-First-Responder)

Document DFR deployments with the detail your program needs to learn and report.

  • Incident loggingCapture DFR responses as discrete, reviewable incidents.
  • Linked to your programTie incidents back to the pilot, equipment, and airspace involved.

Airspace awareness

Keep airspace context close to where flights are planned and reviewed.

  • UAS Facility MapsReference UASFM grid ceilings for the airspace you operate in.
  • Nationwide TFR trackingTrack Temporary Flight Restrictions across the country, with history.

Role-based access & audit trail

Designed for multi-agency, accountable operations from the start.

  • Role-based multi-agency accessGlobal, unit-admin, supervisor, and pilot roles scope what each user can see and do.
  • Append-only audit trailEvery change is recorded in a log that cannot be quietly edited away.

PDF reports

Turn your live data into documents you can share and file.

  • Currency & training reportsExport compliance snapshots for review or recordkeeping.
  • Equipment usage & custodyProduce equipment usage and chain-of-custody reports on demand.

Mobile-ready & themeable

Usable in the office or in the field, the way your team prefers.

  • Responsive UIWorks on the desktop and adapts cleanly to phones and tablets.
  • Selectable themesChoose a theme that fits your environment and preferences.

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