What we're building
SMS — safety reports drafted by AI
Our pre-ForIT FAA review of an RPA + GenAI safety pipeline (email → WBAT report drafting) was called "best in class" — explicit green light to keep going. We're rebuilding it now as a platform. The Transport Canada AI-MEL approval at Great North uses the same toolkit; combined, that's the regulatory track record to ship safely.
- →Status: actively building — leveraging the FAA-reviewed pipeline
- →Replaces $25K+/yr safety vendors at most operators
- →Multiple operators in our network have flagged this as a top-three priority
Fueler AI — one brain across your scheduling, trip-support, and fuel-price stack
One AI agent reads the scheduling system's legs, trip-support handler quotes, and fuel-price services, then recommends the optimal fuel stop in the dispatcher's existing tool — not in another dashboard nobody opens. Pilot scope: pick 5 routes, ship in 30 days, prove the per-leg savings.
- →Status: scoping with an anchor operator
- →Multi-vendor fuel/handler price normalization
- →Per-leg fuel-stop suggestions inside the existing ops view
MRO — break the per-tail/per-month CAMP model
Maintenance tracking is one of the highest per-tail SaaS line items in the industry, and the incumbent UX is two decades old. Multiple operators have expressed interest in a Collective-funded rebuild; ForIT runs the program with their DOM, the early operators shape the spec because they're early.
- →Status: early concept — looking for 2–3 operators to shape v1
- →Cost target: significantly under the incumbent per-tail rate
- →AI-native: structured records, audit trail, work-card automation
How it differs from the shipped portfolio
Shipped software runs in production today. The Collective is the next layer.
Manuals, CrewRecords, Quoting, and Support are running in production at our existing clients today. The Collective is what's next: aviation platforms we're actively building, with input from the operators who'll use them first.
The thesis is the same — code has no moat; the services firm that runs it well does — but the difference between "shipped" and "cooking" matters when you're picking what to bet on. That's why the status badge on each card is honest.
How the Collective works
Operator-funded. Built in your tenant. Run with you.
Your code in your cloud
Collective platforms are deployed into your Microsoft tenant. No vendor lock-in, no data exfil, no "we shut down and your workflow dies."
Tech Leaders Group economics
Build costs split across early operators. You get enterprise-grade aviation software at the marginal cost of running it, not the fully-loaded cost of building it alone.
We run it, you use it
ForIT handles the upkeep, the integrations, the AI model changes, the regulator conversations. Your ops team uses the product; our team runs the platform.