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Revision as of 12:28, 28 April 2026
Contents
DOCUMENTS SECTION:
1. Document Origin
This section tracks where a document comes from. For example:
- Internal departments (e.g., Maintenance, Engineering, Quality)
- External sources (e.g., OEMs, regulatory agencies)
Third-party contractors or partners:
- It’s important for traceability and determining the document’s authority or trust level.
2. Document Origin Types
ID: Identification name.
Name: Name of the Document.
Description: Here you can put a liitel words to inform what it is.
Manufacturer-supplied
This allows better filtering, searching, and workflow configuration.
3. Document Types
Document type ID
Name: Name of the Document.
Description: Here you can put a liitel words to inform what it is.
4. Documents
This is the core repository where actual documents are managed. Likely features:
- Upload and download documents
- Assign document metadata (type, origin, date, revision)
- Set access permissions
- Link documents to aircraft, parts, findings, inspections, etc.
- Track version history and expiration dates (if applicable)
- Document viewer or preview support
