Straight from the job folder
Pilots upload from the desktop app. If the connection drops, it picks up where it left off, and each file is checked against what was sent.
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Aeralyx gives coordinators a list of the jobs that need them: nobody assigned yet, a gate code missing, files waiting for review. Open one to see the site notes and checklist.

The queue
Morgan has Alder Ridge. Birch can’t go ahead until someone gets the gate code. Cedar still needs a pilot. That’s the first thing you see when you log in.
For operations teamsThe capture workflow
Assignment, site notes, uploads, and QA findings all live on the same work order, so the history is on the job when questions come up later. A reviewer still makes the call on whether the work is ready to send.
After the flight
Pilots upload from the desktop app. If the connection drops, it picks up where it left off, and each file is checked against what was sent.
Aeralyx checks GPS and RTK data, exposure, gimbal angle, altitude, blur, and duplicate or missing files. Problems go back to the crew as specific fixes, and the reupload gets checked again. A reviewer makes the final call.
Escalate a QA finding or waive it with a note. Coordinators get an exception center for stuck jobs, an emergency page, and notifications when something needs them.
Captures from telecom sites are processed into digital twins, with each tower asset and measurement recorded against the capture it came from.
Bring work in through the import API and signed webhooks, and map their fields to yours. Clients get a portal with job status, history, notifications, CSV exports, and delivery downloads.
Field work
The checklist lives on the job itself. Pilots see what’s left and check things off on site, with the address and access notes on the same screen.
For field teams
Try it on your own work
Pick something your team ran recently. We’ll show how it would look in Aeralyx, from assignment through the field checklist.
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