Launching Nov, 2025
CommunicateYour AOGs Better
Better AOG information drives better responses from MROs, Suppliers, and Service Providers
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CommunicateYour AOGs
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Stop the phone tag. Get AOG (& scheduled maintenance) RTS faster & cheaper.
Get Started (free) >The manual AOG process vs AOG Alerts
The old manual AOG "Phone Tree" AOG manager process versus
the new AOG Alerts process.
01:00 - Send an Email
Assemble and send an AOG email. Send a WhatsApp
01:00 - Create the AOG Alert
Use our guided "AOG Wizard" to create a standardized AOG alert. We'll make sure everything MROs need is there.
01:15 - Begin Phone Calls
Start the phone tree, Explain what you need 25 times. Hope someone answers the phone. Leave VMs.
01:15 - Click "Notify"
We'll instantly send your AOG alert to our global network of MROs and suppliers, via email, text, WhatsApp, Telegram, and push.
03:30 - Answer 25 Calls & Emails
Answer MRO questions and call-backs (if any). Play phone tag.
01:20 - Monitor Your Offer Inbox
Grab a cup of coffee, and monitor your "Offer Inbox" for standardized, structured offers from MROs and suppliers.
05:30 - Answer More Email Questions & Calls
Answer questions as MRO's in various time zones come to work. Play phone tag.
02:30 - Select the Best Offer(s)
Choose the best main offer (and a backup offer) from multiple MROs / Suppliers. Every offer is in the same format and complete. Email procurement.
08:30 - Create a Spreadsheet
Gather up your emails, call notes, and VMs and create a spreadsheet. Request formal written offers from qualified MROs.
14:00 - Analyze Written Offers & Pick One
Since they're all in different formats, you summarize your offers (usually only 1). Gather up the 8130-3s. Email procurement.
More Options = Faster (& Cheaper) RTS
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Operator FAQ
Answer: When you sign up for AOG Alerts as an operator (it's free), we'll add you to our portal. When you declare an AOG, you add it to our portal. When you hit "Notify", we'll send the details of the AOG (minus some identifying details to protect your organization's privacy) to our worldwide MRO and supplier network. MROs and suppliers who feel they can help, pay a small engagement fee (they self-qualify), and create an offer that we email to you, and add to your portal. You take it from there.
Answer: Every AOG requires a small operator "Notification Fee" to keep everyone honest (an AOG is really an AOG) We work on the "free to see" model for MROs and suppliers. MROs and suppliers can see every AOG event, and "self-qualify" by also paying a small engagement fee. This ensures the offers you receive are real - and not just a provider "spit-balling".
Answer: No. Only MROs and suppliers who pay the engagement fee for an AOG see identifying information.
Answer: MROs and suppliers add users to our simple system that specify how they wish to be notified (email, SMS, Telegram, WHATSAPP, push).
Answer: Globally, roughly 10%-15% of parts make their way into these online systems. Even more, the combination of available parts, qualified service, and needed logistics are specific to your AOG situation. That's why you call MROs and parts partners now.