Mission workflow
Mission offers, scheduling context, job details, route awareness, and acceptance flow are presented in a clear pilot-first layout.
The pilot dashboard is designed to help qualified pilots receive organized work, understand mission context, confirm readiness, complete field capture, upload data, and stay connected to the PPD operating system.

Mission offers, scheduling context, job details, route awareness, and acceptance flow are presented in a clear pilot-first layout.
Photos, mapping outputs, inspection reports, flight media, and delivery progress are organized around each mission.
Equipment status, drone capability, flight readiness, certifications, insurance, weather, and safety reminders stay visible.
Jobs can connect to pilot payouts, time cards, payroll records, and status tracking so the field work ties back to payment workflow.
Dispatch is strongest when it understands the pilot, the aircraft, the job, the weather, the schedule, and the safety context.
Part 107, insurance, background status, drone verification, and skill match can support pilot readiness.
Location, distance, ETA, and route data can support better assignment decisions.
Availability windows and response history can help dispatch route work to pilots who can actually take it.
Daily flight hours, weekly flight hours, and rest windows are designed into fatigue-aware scheduling.
LiDAR, thermal, photography, and DJI-compatible drone capability can be matched to job requirements.
Files, media, reports, and customer deliverables can be organized after field execution.