Story ID: 557
Veryon Refining Product Offerings
By: Mark Huber
Caption: Veryon offers aircraft maintenance tracking software
Word Count: 242
Veryon is demonstrating its various business aviation maintenance software solutions this week at NBAA-BACE, including its Work Center that allows operators to simplify maintenance and return-to-service processes with streamlined invoicing, integrations, and real-time airworthiness information in a single platform. Aircraft operators can use the platform to coordinate labor, parts, and operational impact.
Work Center is part of Veryon’s tracking suite which combines maintenance tracking, flight operations, inventory management, work order management, and technical publications in a single platform.
According to Veryon senior product manager Wes Hyduke, the company currently has more than 1,000 customers operating 4,000 aircraft. Veryon sells its services as an annual subscription based on aircraft size—larger aircraft carry a higher subscription price.
The system is browser-based and also has available mobile apps. “One of the great differentiators of our solution is the advanced capabilities,” he said. “The user has all sorts of reports at their fingertips that they can extract the information from the platform and do what they need with it to prove compliance or showcase records.”
Hyduke noted that Veryon is conducting customer focus groups at NBAA-BACE to gain a better understanding of how customers measure aircraft maintenance across their organizations and the type of key performance indicators they use to evaluate aircraft availability, downtime, maintenance, costs, and other parameters. Veryon will use this data to further refine its product offerings.