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Ground support equipment (GSE) compliance software is the platform airside operations managers, ground handling supervisors, and compliance leads use to hold regulatory evidence and serviceability clocks for the GSE fleet in one defensible record. Inspectly360 digitises airside permit and driver authorisation tracking, pre-use and service serviceability clocks, and the evidence that maps to IATA IGOM, ISAGO, and local CAA airside rules.
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Before and After Inspectly360
What changes once ground support equipment (gse) compliance software runs on one mobile-first platform with photo proof and live dashboards.
Before Inspectly360
- Driver airside permits and unit authorisations sit in a file that nobody checks against expiry.
- Whether a unit is compliant to operate airside today is a verbal judgement, not a record.
- Evidence for an IGOM or ISAGO requirement is scattered across phones, drives, and email.
- The airside manager cannot say which units or drivers are out of compliance without asking each base.
- Records are gathered by hand when a CAA inspector or ISAGO auditor asks for GSE compliance proof.
After Inspectly360
- Each permit and authorisation carries its expiry with staged alerts before it lapses.
- Pre-use and service clocks determine whether a unit is cleared to operate, with the status on one record.
- Each requirement carries timestamped, photo-backed evidence against the unit and the driver.
- A live dashboard shows permit, clock, and evidence status across the GSE fleet and drivers.
- A scoped, timestamped evidence pack exports per unit or driver in minutes.
What Is GSE Compliance Software, and How Do Airside Teams Use It Across a Fleet?
Ground support equipment (GSE) compliance software is the platform airside operations managers, ground handling supervisors, and compliance leads use to hold regulatory evidence and serviceability clocks for the GSE fleet in one defensible record. Inspectly360 digitises airside permit and driver authorisation tracking, pre-use and service serviceability clocks, and the evidence that maps to IATA IGOM, ISAGO, and local CAA airside rules.
Today the driver airside permits sit in a file, the question of whether a unit is cleared to operate is a verbal judgement, and the evidence for an ISAGO requirement is scattered across phones and email. When a permit lapses, a unit operates past a serviceability clock, or an evidence item cannot be found, nobody sees it until a CAA inspection or an ISAGO audit finds the gap. Across several bases every supervisor holds compliance a little differently, so the airside manager cannot state fleet status with confidence.
Inspectly360 replaces that with mobile capture on iOS and Android: permits and authorisations carry expiry clocks, pre-use and service results determine whether a unit is cleared to operate, and each regulatory requirement carries timestamped, photo-backed evidence against the unit and the driver. Gaps raise alerts before they bite, and a branded evidence pack exports per unit or driver when a CAA inspector or ISAGO auditor asks.
- IATA Ground Operations Manual (IGOM) standardises ramp procedures and the serviceability framework for GSE: IATA IGOM
- IATA Safety Audit for Ground Operations (ISAGO) defines the audit standards ground handlers are assessed against: IATA ISAGO
How Does GSE Compliance Run from Airside Permit to Regulatory Evidence Pack?
Airside compliance teams follow this loop for permit tracking, serviceability clearance, and regulatory evidence.
- 1
Map Requirements to Units and Drivers
Attach IGOM, ISAGO, and local CAA airside requirements to each GSE unit and each authorised driver as tracked items.
- 2
Track Permits and Authorisations
Driver airside permits and unit authorisations carry expiry clocks with staged alerts before they lapse.
- 3
Clear Units to Operate
Pre-use and service serviceability clocks determine whether each unit is cleared to operate airside today.
- 4
Capture Regulatory Evidence
Each requirement carries timestamped, photo-backed evidence against the unit or driver for the compliance trail.
- 5
Export the Evidence Pack
A scoped, branded evidence pack exports per unit or driver for a CAA inspector or ISAGO auditor in minutes.
How Should Ground Handlers Pilot Digital GSE Compliance Before Fleet Rollout?
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Pilot on One Base
Start with a single base so the requirement map, permit clocks, and serviceability rules are validated against real units and drivers before rollout to other stations and contracted handlers.
Access and Roles
Supervisors get evidence capture and clearance, the compliance lead gets requirement control, and the airside manager gets read access to the full compliance trail per unit and driver through role-based access.
Which Capabilities Help Teams Track GSE Permits, Clocks, and Airside Evidence Consistently?
The platform capabilities that power ground support equipment (gse) compliance software across every site.
Airside Permit and Authorisation Clocks
Driver airside permits and unit authorisations carry expiry dates with staged alerts. Why it matters: a lapsed airside permit operating on the apron is an immediate CAA compliance breach.
Serviceability Clearance Rules
Pre-use and service results determine whether a unit is cleared to operate airside today. Why it matters: a unit operating past a serviceability clock is the gap an ISAGO audit and a safety event both expose.
Requirement-to-evidence Mapping
Each IGOM, ISAGO, and CAA requirement carries timestamped, photo-backed evidence. Why it matters: an auditor wants the requirement and the proof side by side, not a scattered email search.
Driver Authorisation Records
Each authorised driver carries their permits, training, and unit authorisations on one record. Why it matters: an unauthorised driver on a powered unit is a direct airside rule breach.
Fleet Compliance Dashboard
Permit, clock, and evidence status roll up across units and drivers. Why it matters: the airside manager states fleet compliance without asking each base.
Per-unit and Per-driver Evidence Export
A branded compliance pack exports per unit or driver for the regulator. Why it matters: a CAA or ISAGO request becomes a minutes-long export, not a file search.
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Book a Free DemoHow Is This Different from Paper Permit Files, Spreadsheet Expiry Logs, and Email Evidence Trails?
Airside operations managers and ground handling supervisors comparing Inspectly360 to paper permit files, spreadsheet expiry logs, and email evidence trails see the difference fastest on airside permit tracking, serviceability clocks, regulatory evidence capture, driver authorisation records, and fleet-wide compliance status aligned to IATA IGOM, ISAGO, and local CAA airside rules.
| Topic | Typical Gaps | With Inspectly360 |
|---|---|---|
| Airside permit and authorisation tracking | Driver airside permits and unit authorisations sit in a file that nobody checks against expiry. | Each permit and authorisation carries its expiry with staged alerts before it lapses. |
| Serviceability clocks | Whether a unit is compliant to operate airside today is a verbal judgement, not a record. | Pre-use and service clocks determine whether a unit is cleared to operate, with the status on one record. |
| Regulatory evidence capture | Evidence for an IGOM or ISAGO requirement is scattered across phones, drives, and email. | Each requirement carries timestamped, photo-backed evidence against the unit and the driver. |
| Fleet-wide compliance status | The airside manager cannot say which units or drivers are out of compliance without asking each base. | A live dashboard shows permit, clock, and evidence status across the GSE fleet and drivers. |
| Evidence pack for the regulator | Records are gathered by hand when a CAA inspector or ISAGO auditor asks for GSE compliance proof. | A scoped, timestamped evidence pack exports per unit or driver in minutes. |
What Changes for the Airside Operations Manager, Ground Handling Supervisor, and Compliance Lead?
What changes once ground support equipment (gse) compliance software is standardised on Inspectly360.
- Airside Operations Manager: Live fleet view of permit, clock, and evidence status without asking each base.
- Ground Handling Supervisor: Clear rules on whether a unit is cleared to operate airside today, backed by evidence.
- Compliance Lead: Each IGOM and ISAGO requirement mapped to timestamped, photo-backed proof per unit and driver.
- Fleet Engineer: Serviceability clocks that link maintenance status to airside clearance on one record.
Which GSE Compliance Checklist Templates Should You Start With?
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Frequently Asked Questions About Ground Support Equipment (GSE) Compliance Software
How does GSE compliance software track airside permits and driver authorisations?
Each driver airside permit and each unit authorisation is held as a tracked item with its expiry date. The platform raises staged alerts before a permit or authorisation lapses, so the supervisor renews it during a planned window rather than discovering it expired when a CAA inspector challenges a driver on the apron. The permit, the training behind it, and the units a driver is authorised on stay on one record. When the regulator asks which drivers or units are out of authorisation across the operation, the dashboard answers in seconds instead of a manual file check, which matters when several handlers share the airside.
How does it decide whether a unit is cleared to operate airside?
Serviceability clearance is driven by the unit's pre-use walkaround and service status. If a pre-use check is missed, an open defect is safety-critical, or a service interval is overdue, the unit shows as not cleared to operate until the issue is resolved. This turns a verbal judgement into a recorded rule, so a supervisor does not have to remember which unit had a brake fault yesterday. The clearance status sits on the unit record with the evidence behind it, so an ISAGO auditor can see both the rule and the proof that a unit operating airside met it.
Does the platform work offline on the apron?
Yes. Capture works fully offline on iOS and Android, which matters on the apron, at remote stands, and at outstations where signal is weak. Supervisors capture evidence, check serviceability clearance, and record permit checks while offline, and records sync automatically once the device reconnects. Nothing is lost if a check is done in a dead spot, and the timestamp reflects when the work was done, not when it synced. This keeps the compliance trail accurate for the airside manager and for a CAA inspector or ISAGO auditor reviewing evidence across the fleet and the driver pool.
How does it map evidence to IGOM and ISAGO requirements?
Each IGOM, ISAGO, and local CAA airside requirement is set up as a tracked item against the relevant units and drivers. As checks, permits, and services are completed, their timestamped, photo-backed records attach to the matching requirement. The result is a requirement and its proof held side by side, rather than evidence scattered across phones, drives, and email. When an auditor walks a requirement, you show the requirement, the units and drivers it applies to, and the evidence that satisfies it. This is the structure ISAGO assessments expect, and it removes the scramble of assembling proof after the request lands.
What evidence can we produce for a CAA inspection or ISAGO audit?
Every permit, serviceability clearance, requirement, and piece of evidence is stored with a timestamp, the named person, and a photo against the specific unit or driver. When a CAA inspector or ISAGO auditor asks for GSE compliance proof, you export a scoped, branded evidence pack per unit or driver covering the audit window in minutes. The trail shows current permits, serviceability clearance, requirement-by-requirement evidence, and the closure of any gap with verified sign-off. This replaces the gather-from-everywhere routine that paper files and email trails force, and the evidence is consistent across every base in the operation.
Can we scope access so a contracted handler only sees its own compliance?
Yes. Role-based access scopes each user to the units, drivers, and requirements they are responsible for. A contracted handler sees only its own fleet numbers and drivers, while the airport or airline keeps combined visibility across the whole airside operation. Supervisors get evidence capture and clearance, the compliance lead controls requirements, and the airside manager gets read access to the full trail. This prevents a contractor seeing another handler's compliance records, while still giving the operator one consolidated view. Access changes are logged, so the audit trail shows who could see and sign off on what, and when.
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