Compliance

Compliant by architecture, not by good intentions

European regulation requires complete records, kept for years and protected from tampering. Dronetrake is built around that requirement — it doesn't bolt it on.

What the regulation requires

Implementing Reg. (EU) 2019/947 (UAS.SPEC.050 and its AMC) requires operators to keep and retain records of UAS operations — flights, maintenance, crew qualifications — for at least 3 years, in a form that protects their integrity. A spreadsheet anyone can edit is not that.

SHA-256

Append-only with hash-chain

Every logbook entry is chained to the previous one with a SHA-256 hash: altering or removing an entry visibly breaks the chain. Corrections exist — as linked amendments, never silent rewrites. Deletion within the 3-year retention window is blocked by the system itself.

PDF

Inspection-ready

PDF export of the per-aircraft logbook with the chain head hash printed on the document, so inspectors can verify integrity. An expiry board for certificates, insurance and calibrations means no surprises at audit time.

EU · GDPR

Data in Europe, GDPR by design

Logs, footage and recordings live on European infrastructure. Configurable retention, certified erasure, and no operational data crossing non-EU clouds just to make the product work.

A1/A3 · A2 · STS

Certificates that block, not decorate

A1/A3, A2, STS with expiry dates: a pilot with an expired certificate cannot be assigned to a mission. You see renewals coming months ahead on the expiry board.

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