Planned
Demand, purchasing, and lead-time visibility
Supply Chain Management
Software module
A part has two identities, technical and commercial. SAM holds both: aircraft maintenance procurement, rotable and consumable inventory, certificate and shelf-life control, and parts issue, aligned with SAM work orders and Part 145 execution.
Parts Control
Rotables, consumables, and shelf-life tracking
Supplier Visibility
Vendor management with quotes and lead times
Cost Tracking
Purchase orders, invoicing, and budget oversight
Part availability directly affects aircraft downtime and maintenance scheduling. Without connected inventory and procurement, teams face AOG situations, expired parts, and documentation gaps.
Module scope
SAM Supply Chain Management is built for aviation workshops and CAMO teams that need purchasing, stores, and issuing to stay in step with planned and unplanned maintenance. Forecast from maintenance demand, control stock with full traceability for regulators, and release materials to the line with confidence.
Forecast demand, manage inquiries, and execute purchase orders with lead-time awareness.
Track batch, shelf-life, certificates, and quarantine status across all stocked materials.
Link part issuance and usage directly to maintenance work scope and traceable records.
See how procurement, inventory, and parts issue integrate with work orders and aircraft records.
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Track parts across locations with full certificate, batch, and shelf-life visibility.
Handle procurement from demand through receipt with vendor and cost tracking.
Quotes, sales orders and invoices, without typing anything twice.
Platform capabilities
Explore SAM features for aviation inventory management, MRO purchasing, vendor quotes, goods receipt, quarantine, certificate tracking, and traceable issue to aircraft and work orders.
Forecast future part demand based on maintenance plans and usage.
Define minimum stock levels and get visibility when inventory drops below set limits.
Create and track supplier inquiries for pricing, availability, and lead times.
Maintain supplier records, approvals, and performance history.
Track supplier lead times to support planning and reordering decisions.
Create, issue, and track purchase orders for parts and services.
Receive parts into stock and record inspection and acceptance results.
Validate and link certifications (Form 1, 8130, etc.) to received parts.
Track batch-controlled parts and materials.
Track expiration dates for consumables and shelf-life controlled items.
Segregate and track unserviceable or quarantined materials.
Manage multiple warehouses, bins, and storage locations.
Maintain full traceability of inventory movements.
Record and approve stock adjustments with audit trail.
Manage approved part alternates.
Reserve and allocate parts for future or active work orders.
Create quotations for part sales, services, and work orders.
Apply customer-specific price agreements or discounts.
Track purchase and sales price changes over time.
Generate invoices for sold parts and services.
Create invoices directly from completed work orders.
Allocate material costs to work orders, aircraft, or customers.
Monitor stock value, cost changes, and inventory valuation.
Build reports using your own data, filters, and layouts.
Provide controlled access for authorities or customers during audits.
Aviation supply chain software manages procurement, inventory, and parts issue for maintenance operations. It covers rotable and consumable stock, certificate and shelf life tracking, purchase orders, and vendor management, all connected to work orders and continuing airworthiness records.
Yes. The system tracks certificates such as Form 1 and 8130 documents, shelf life expiry, batch data, and quarantine status for every stocked item, so only compliant, traceable parts are released to maintenance.
Parts issue and usage are linked directly to work order scope, so material consumption, cost, and traceability stay connected to the maintenance event and the aircraft or component record.
Yes. Teams can create inquiries, compare vendor quotes, issue purchase orders with an approval workflow, and match goods receipt against invoices, all within the same system used for stock and maintenance planning.
Yes. Certificate validation, batch tracking, and parts issue records are built to support Part 145 traceability, giving auditors a documented chain from procurement through installation.
Yes. Demand is forecast from planned and unplanned maintenance activity, helping teams order ahead of need and reduce AOG risk from missing parts.