An operational decision layer. Aviation first.
AVIR reads your systems, simulates the options, commits the best action, and measures what actually happened. We started in aviation because it is the most demanding operations environment there is. It is where we are deepest, not where we stop.
Aerospace operations generate more data than any single person can process. Maintenance logs, supplier communications, inventory positions, compliance records, programme demands, all living in separate systems, understood by different people, connected only by phone calls and spreadsheets.
We started AVIR because we watched aerospace teams spend more time finding information than acting on it. The smartest people in the industry, slowed down by tools that weren't built for their reality.
So we built the operational decision layer they actually need, by people who understand the domain, not enterprise-software people learning it.
What we believe
Intelligence, not dashboards
A dashboard shows you what happened. Intelligence tells you what to do. Every feature we build starts with the question: does this create an action or just a view?
Your data, your advantage
AVIR learns from your operations: your supplier history, your maintenance patterns, your programme rhythms. It gets smarter the longer you use it because every decision is scored against what actually happened, not against a forecast nobody checks. We never train on your data for other customers.
Fit in, then stand out
We don't ask you to rip out SAP or replace your MRO platform. AVIR connects via API to what you already run. We earn our place by making your existing stack intelligent, not by replacing it.
Aviation first, not aviation only
Programme-based demand, airworthiness compliance, serialized parts, AOG priorities. These aren't edge cases for us, they're the starting point. We went deepest where operations are hardest, and the same loop runs anywhere decisions do.
Aviation first. Deployed in production.
In production with aerospace operators, and expanding.
AVIR is operated by Lansar Industries, Inc. We go where the operations are hardest.