AXKAN Trace is the records and verification layer for the commercial aviation aftermarket — capturing, authenticating, and packaging part documentation so suppliers, MROs, and airline buyers can transact and audit with confidence.
Illustrative readouts from a real test record. No customer data.
Built for
Commercial aftermarket
USM, MRO, broker, airline
Designed around
FAA & EASA workflows
Part 145 reviewer model
Architecture
Multi-tenant by design
Row-level data isolation
Why records break transactions
Every part trade, teardown, and maintenance event depends on records that were never built to be queried, verified, or transferred at scale.
Part documentation lives across PDFs, emails, shared drives, and legacy systems — with no single source of truth.
Buyers and quality teams re-key, cross-check, and chase missing pages on every transaction. Hours per part, every time.
Incomplete or unverifiable records collapse asset value, delay closings, and stall fleet-level decisions.
Regulators and customers demand traceable evidence. Reconstructing it after the fact is expensive and error-prone.
Platform
A purpose-built workflow — from document intake through buyer-facing verification — replacing spreadsheets, PDFs in inboxes, and broken provenance chains.
Upload 8130-3s, EASA Form 1s, logs and teardown reports. AI reads each document and reports every field with a confidence level, page and block.
Reviewer queues, exception handling, duplicate detection, and signoff trails — aligned with Part 145 standards.
Every change tracked. Full chain of custody from intake to a sealed, transfer-ready package, with version history that shows any gap.
Scoped, read-only verification links. Counterparties see integrity status, provenance trail, and a transfer-ready package — nothing more.
Read-only auditor access to parts, records, orders and ownership, with every reviewer action and status change on the record.
Buyers browse parts backed by sealed records, request to buy, and keep each acquired part with its full history in their wallet. Sellers pay nothing to list; AXKAN earns a commission only when a part sells: 8% on the first $10,000, 4% up to $100,000, 2% above.
Workflow
A single auditable path replaces email threads, manual transcription, and ad-hoc verification.
WPT 01
The seller uploads the part's documents. Each file is fingerprinted (SHA-256) and stored privately.
WPT 02
AI reads every document: type, part and serial numbers, release blocks, with a confidence level for each field.
WPT 03
An AXKAN reviewer checks each field against the document, fixes what's wrong and clears every warning.
WPT 04
QA approves with a signed statement. The package is sealed and its seal fingerprint recorded; it can't change.
WPT 05
Buyers open a verification link and can check their own copy of each document against the record.
WPT 06
The part is listed with its sealed record. After the sale it moves to the buyer's wallet with its full history.
Who it's for
AXKAN Trace serves every side of an aftermarket transaction — supplier, intermediary, MRO, and operator — with a shared, verifiable view of the record.
Turn part documentation into a verified, transferable asset. Shorten time-to-sale and defend asset value with provenance buyers trust.
Move material faster with verification packages that stand up to buyer scrutiny — without chasing scans across counterparties.
Standardize intake, reviewer workflow, and signoff. Produce audit-ready evidence aligned with Part 145 expectations.
Verify incoming material in seconds, not days. Replace re-keying and spot-checks with a structured integrity record.
Buyer verification
Sellers share a read-only verification link for each sealed record. Buyers see who reviewed and sealed it, every document fingerprint, and can check the copies they received without uploading them anywhere.
Provenance trail
Illustrative, based on a real test record. No customer data shown.
Enterprise trust
Security, permissions, data isolation, and auditability are foundational — not features bolted on for procurement reviews.
Encryption in transit and at rest. Least-privilege service architecture. Hardened review and verification surfaces.
Role-based access for reviewers, admins, and external verifiers. Every action scoped, logged, and revocable.
Multi-tenant architecture with row-level isolation. Organization data never crosses customer boundaries.
Every reviewer action and status change is recorded with who did it and when, and auditors can review it read-only.