Visor Document: Auto-capture as work happens.

The paperwork writes itself.

Documentation takes time workers do not have. Visor Document captures what is happening as it happens: spoken notes and observed activity become structured records, QC logs, and invoices.
A technician in Visor glasses talks through the job while holding a torque wrench on a wing flap fastener in an MRO hangar
Said once at the aircraft, filed before the wrench comes off the fastener.MRO

The module

Records made at the work, not after it.

End-of-shift paperwork is where accuracy goes to die. Details blur, readings get rounded, and the record describes what the technician remembers rather than what happened. Visor Document writes the record while the work is happening, with every entry accurate, timestamped, and attributable.

Workers talk; the system writes. An observation becomes a defect log, a reading becomes an inspection entry, a completed step becomes evidence. Nothing is retyped at a desk, and nothing falls through the cracks.

Finished records flow into the systems you already run (CMMS, MES, and electronic logbooks), so compliance is built in, not bolted on, and every audit starts from records that already exist.

Capabilities

What Visor Document does on the floor.

Speech to structured record

Spoken notes become defect logs, inspection entries, and work summaries, formatted for the record, not the transcript.

Evidence attached automatically

Photos, readings, and confirmations from the job land in the record at the step they belong to.

Writes into your systems

Completed records post to CMMS, MES, ELBs, and QMS automatically, with no duplicate data entry.

Audit-ready by default

Every record is timestamped, attributed, and tied to the procedure revision in force when the work was done.
A technician works inside an open avionics bay while a wheeled computer terminal stands dark and unused behind him
The record goes to the CMMS. The terminal stays dark.Avionics bay