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Part 142 · NSP & Part 60 compliance

FAA inspection mode

When a POI or PMI visits, inspection mode gives them read-only navigation scoped to the records they need, paired with a time-limited invite that expires on its own. You don't share a login and you don't clean up access afterward. It replaces the permanent evaluator account passed around by email.

Launching the first quarter of 2027.

FAA inspection mode
Read-only POI/PMI access · time-limited
Read-only · scoped to inspection recordsexpires in 71h · no shared login
POI viewedWhen
Part 142 OpSpecs9:14 AM
Training Specifications · A0019:21 AM
NSP eval — FFS-019:36 AM
Auto-expiresNo cleanup afterwardEvery view in the audit trail

Illustrative — every screen reflects your own data.

Who it's for

The director of training hosting a POI or PMI visit who wants the evaluator to see only the records they need, with no shared login and no cleanup afterward.

What it replaces

The permanent evaluator account that used to get passed around by email and forgotten about.

What faa inspection mode gives you

  • Read-only navigation scoped to the records they need
  • Time-limited invite that expires on its own
  • No shared login and no cleanup afterward

Read-only access scoped to the visit

When a POI or PMI visits, inspection mode gives them read-only navigation scoped to the records they actually need to inspect. The evaluator reviews the records during the audit window without the center ever sharing a login.

  • Read-only navigation scoped to the records they need
  • No shared login handed out
FAA inspection mode
Read-only POI/PMI access · time-limited
Read-only · scoped to inspection recordsexpires in 71h · no shared login
POI viewedWhen
Part 142 OpSpecs9:14 AM
Training Specifications · A0019:21 AM
NSP eval — FFS-019:36 AM
Auto-expiresNo cleanup afterwardEvery view in the audit trail

An invite that expires on its own

The read-only access is paired with a time-limited invite that expires on its own, so the center never has to remember to revoke access afterward — the invite simply lapses. It replaces the permanent evaluator account that used to get passed around by email, with nothing to clean up once the visit is over.

  • Time-limited invite that expires on its own
  • No cleanup afterward
Compliance
Part 142 · Part 60 NSP · instructor currency
42 compliant 3 due soon 1 overdue
RequirementDueStatus
14 CFR Part 142 OpSpecsMar 2027Compliant
Part 60 NSP — B737 FFS #1in 11 daysDue soon
CFI currency — Okafor8 days agoOverdue
Aircraft eval renewal — A320in progressIn progress
Facility safety inspectionJan 2027Compliant
Weekly digest to admins · time-limited FAA evaluator access

How an operator uses this

When a POI or PMI visits, inspection mode gives them read-only navigation scoped to the records they actually need, paired with a time-limited invite that expires on its own. The center never shares a login and never has to remember to revoke access afterward — the invite simply lapses. It replaces the permanent evaluator account that used to get passed around by email and forgotten about.

Illustrative — every screen reflects what's in your own data, nothing more.

How it works

FAA inspection mode, step by step

  1. Create a time-limited, read-only invite for the visiting POI or PMI.

  2. Their view is scoped to the records they need to inspect — read-only navigation only.

  3. The evaluator reviews the records during the audit window.

  4. The invite expires on its own — no shared login to hand out, no access to clean up afterward.

Questions

FAA inspection mode — frequently asked

Can the FAA see only what they need during an inspection?

Yes. Inspection mode gives a POI or PMI read-only navigation scoped to the records they need, and the invite is time-limited so it expires on its own.

Do I have to clean up the evaluator's access afterward?

No. The invite expires automatically, so there's no shared login to revoke and nothing to clean up after the visit — unlike a permanent account passed around by email.

Every Part 142 workspace also includes the platform-wide backbone — logbook, credentials, compliance, reporting, and audit trail.

See the backbone

See faa inspection mode on your operation.

It's part of the Part 142 workspace. Request a demo or join the waitlist.