Self-Hosted MRO Software for Aviation Complexity

Impresa is aviation-first, not adapted from another industry. Designed by aerospace professionals, it reduces computer touch time, improves execution, and delivers:

• Two-minute induction for new customer orders.
• Instant shop load vs. capacity (no master scheduler).
• Out-of-the-box reports and dashboards.
• Open APIs for integrations and custom analytics.
• And much more

• Heavy Modifications — automated sequencing, real-time progress, digital sign-offs for serialized assets.
• Heavy Maintenance — workforce scheduling, material readiness, check package execution in one dashboard.
• Component Maintenance — modular workflows, parts traceability, RFID/barcode inventory control.
• Line Maintenance — mobile task cards, parts availability, airworthiness documentation for rapid turnaround.
• Field Maintenance — connectivity anywhere, anytime, on any device for field crews.
• Part Sales — the business of selling aircraft components, parts, and materials used in the MRO of aircraft. This involves supplying airlines, maintenance providers, and other operators with the necessary parts to keep aircraft operational and airworthy.
• Consignment Sales — a supply chain model where an MRO provider (consignee) stores and manages spare parts and components owned by another company (consignor) at MRO’s location. The consignee only pays for the parts when they are used in maintenance or repair work, rather than upfront. This allows the MRO to access necessary parts quickly without the initial cost of purchasing them, while the consignor can reduce storage costs and potentially monetize surplus inventory.
• Rotables and Exchanges — a system of managing and maintaining aircraft components that are designed to be repaired and reused multiple times rather than replaced outright. Rotables are components like engines, landing gear, or avionics systems that can be economically and repeatedly restored to a serviceable condition after use. Exchanges involve swapping out a component for a repaired or overhauled one, minimizing downtime during maintenance.
• Asset Disassembly for Stock — commonly known as aircraft part-out or teardown, involves systematically dismantling end-of-life aircraft to salvage and reuse their still-serviceable components.
• Make-To-Order and Local Manufacture — represents distinct approaches to part production and sourcing. Both methods address specific needs within the MRO industry, driven by factors like customization requirements, supply chain resilience, and cost optimization.
• Field Service — MRO activities performed on aircraft, aircraft components, and related systems outside of a fixed maintenance facility, often at an airport or other remote location.
• Engineering Services (Non-Stock sales) — specialized technical support and expertise provided by MRO organizations or third-party providers for an aircraft MRO project.
• Power by the Hour — a maintenance program where an aircraft operator pays a fixed hourly rate to a service provider for the maintenance and repair of specific components or systems on their aircraft. This hourly rate covers both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, including parts, labor, and other related costs. Essentially, it’s a way for operators to manage maintenance costs by converting them into a predictable, per-flight-hour expense.

Impresa MRO reduces turnaround time and strengthens compliance by digitally transforming aviation maintenance. Our platform orchestrates people, parts, tools, files, and data into one synchronized system—eliminating bottlenecks with real-time scheduling, automated compliance checks, tool tracking, and digital task sequencing.

Unlike legacy ERP add-ons or siloed tools, Impresa is purpose-built for MRO. We deliver true end-to-end visibility and audit-ready records, helping providers cut delays, streamline operations, and accelerate aircraft return-to-service while ensuring global regulatory alignment.

Impresa uses a simple subscription pricing model—no large upfront license fees, hidden maintenance costs, or heavy IT overhead. We designed it to fit the tight margins of MRO providers: on average, it works out to about the cost of a cup of coffee per user per day. This keeps your total cost of ownership predictable and affordable while giving you enterprise-level capabilities

Yes. Our open API integrates with IoT, AI platforms, and predictive analytics tools. We’re actively working with partners to leverage Impresa data for predictive and prescriptive use cases.

Impresa connects to ERP, PLM, MES, and OEM systems via open APIs to automate work and eliminate data silos. Benefits include:

• High-performance data flows
• Automation of manual processes
• Greater productivity
• Fewer errors & better accuracy
• Higher customer satisfaction