Drone deliverables software that turns every flight into a client-approved result
Define what each client is owed, generate orthomosaics, 3D models and point clouds in Aerosyne Console, deliver everything through a branded portal, and close the job once the client signs off.
Deliverables you can produce and hand over
Generated in Aerosyne Console
Process flight imagery into mapping and 3D outputs
Orthomosaic map
A georeferenced, top-down map stitched from GPS-tagged survey imagery, ready for GIS tools and client review.
3D model
A textured mesh of a structure or site for inspection, progress documentation, and stakeholder walkthroughs.
Point cloud
Reconstructed 3D points for measurement and downstream modelling in the tools your clients already use.
Delivered through Aerosyne
Upload, track and hand over everything else the job produces
Inspection reports
Findings and summaries attached to the job, the site and the client who asked for them.
Photos and video
Stills and footage organised by job, with capture metadata kept alongside the files.
Thermal and LiDAR data
Specialist sensor outputs delivered and reviewed through the same client workflow as everything else.
Every deliverable starts as a promise on the job and ends as an approved file
Aerosyne keeps the client’s requirement, the outputs your team produces and the client’s sign-off on one record, so nothing depends on memory or email threads.
Define what the client is buying
Add deliverable specs to the job or a reusable template: type, output format, target area, coverage, target GSD and accuracy, and whether it is required for closeout.
Outputs land on the job automatically
Finished processing runs are promoted into the job’s files with client and job context attached. Uploaded reports, photos and sensor data join the same record.
Clients review in their portal
Clients open deliverables in a branded portal, download them when you allow it, and approve or request changes with notes. Every review is kept in the file’s history.
Closeout waits for approval
A required deliverable without an approved file blocks job completion, so work is only closed once the client has signed off on what was promised.
Drone deliverables software that connects scope, outputs and sign-off
File-sharing links move data. Aerosyne also knows what was promised, who produced it, and whether the client accepted it.
Aerosyne operating layer
Scope that matches the contract
Structured deliverable specs replace freeform notes, so pilots, processors and account managers work from the same definition of done.
One record from flight to file
Processing runs, uploads, reviews and approvals stay attached to the job, the site and the client instead of scattered drives and inboxes.
A delivery experience clients notice
Branded portals, organised files and clear review steps make every handover feel professional, and make repeat work easier to win.
From contracted spec to approved deliverable
Steps marked “In development” are part of the finished deliverables product and are not available in the beta yet.
- Step 01
Define the deliverable spec
Record the deliverable type, format, area, coverage and target GSD or accuracy on the job, or reuse them from a job template.
- Step 02
Plan the mission to the spec
In developmentChoose the deliverable and your aircraft; Aerosyne derives altitude, overlap, speed and pattern from the target GSD and the drone’s sensor, and you can still override any value.
- Step 03
Fly, upload and process
Upload imagery to the job and run Area Mapping or 3D Structure processing. Finished outputs are linked back to the job and client automatically.
- Step 04
Check outputs against the spec
In developmentCompare achieved GSD, accuracy and coverage with what the client contracted before anything is sent for review.
- Step 05
Client review and approval
Share deliverables in the client portal. Clients approve or request changes with notes, and your team sees every response in real time.
- Step 06
Close the job with proof
Closeout readiness confirms every required deliverable has an approved file before the job is marked complete and invoiced.
Questions operators ask about drone deliverables software
Practical answers for commercial drone teams comparing tools, processes, and rollout paths.
What is drone deliverables software?
Drone deliverables software helps commercial operators define what each client is owed, produce or collect the outputs, deliver them to the client, and record approval. Aerosyne connects those steps to the job, site, client and invoice.
What deliverables can Aerosyne generate?
Aerosyne Console can process drone imagery into orthomosaic maps (GeoTIFF with a preview and metadata), 3D models (OBJ) and point clouds (PLY). Reports, photos, video, thermal and LiDAR data produced elsewhere can be uploaded and delivered through the same workflow.
How do clients approve deliverables?
Clients open deliverables in their Aerosyne portal and either approve them or request changes with a note. Downloads and reviews can be turned on or off per client, and each decision is kept in the file’s review history.
What is deliverable-first planning?
Deliverable-first planning, currently in development, lets you start a mission from the client’s spec, such as a 2 cm GSD orthomosaic, and have Aerosyne work out flight altitude, overlap and speed for your drone instead of entering them by hand.
Can Aerosyne stop a job closing before the client signs off?
Yes. When a job has required deliverable specs, closeout readiness flags any required deliverable that does not yet have an approved file, so the job is not marked complete early.
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