Aviation audit preparation, without the last-minute scramble
Navlyt keeps a live picture of your compliance coverage, open gaps, and evidence — so an FAA Part 135 audit becomes a review of work you've already done.
Audit preparation usually means re-reading manuals, hunting for the clause that satisfies a requirement, and assembling evidence by hand in the weeks before an inspector arrives. It's stressful and error-prone, and the state of readiness is invisible until someone builds a binder.
Navlyt makes readiness continuous. Because your manuals are already mapped to requirements and your gaps are already tracked as corrective actions, audit prep is a matter of reviewing coverage and exporting evidence — not starting from zero.
A live readiness picture
See coverage, open gaps, and overdue corrective actions at any time — not just before an audit. Readiness stops being a surprise.
- Coverage percentage per manual
- Open gaps by severity
- Overdue corrective actions surfaced
Evidence tied to every finding
Each finding carries the verbatim manual text it relates to and the requirement it maps to, so the evidence trail is built as you work — not reconstructed under deadline.
- Verbatim citations from your manuals
- Requirement mapping on every finding
- Auditable record of who decided what, and when
Corrective actions that close
Turn gaps into corrective actions with owners and target dates, and watch coverage improve as they're resolved. Your readiness reflects real remediation, not intentions.
- Gap → corrective action → closure workflow
- Target dates and overdue flags
- Coverage recomputes as items resolve
Human-in-the-loop by design
AI does the reading and mapping; your compliance team makes the calls. Findings are proposed with confidence scores and never auto-applied.
- Proposed findings with confidence scores
- Accept, resolve, or dismiss — people decide
- No fabricated regulations or quotes
What audit day actually looks like
An FAA surveillance visit or certificate-holder evaluation runs on requests: show me the current GOM revision, this pilot's §135.293 check, the AD status on that airframe, the corrective action from your last finding. With Navlyt, each request is a lookup — the document with its approval status, the finding with its cited evidence and disposition history, the corrective action with its owner and closure date. Each of those lookups exports to a PDF evidence report you can hand over directly.
Why evidence beats assertion
Audit software that produces confident summaries creates risk, not readiness — an inspector probes the summary until it reaches a record. Navlyt is built the other way around: the record comes first (the verbatim manual text, the mapped requirement, the reviewer, the date) and every rollup is computed from it. If the data cannot support a claim, the dashboard says so instead of rounding up.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of aviation audits does Navlyt help with?
Navlyt is built for FAA Part 135 certificate-holder compliance: mapping your manuals to requirements, tracking gaps and corrective actions, and keeping evidence ready. The same workflow supports internal audits and self-disclosure preparation.
How does Navlyt shorten audit preparation?
Because manuals are continuously mapped to requirements and gaps are already tracked as corrective actions, preparation becomes reviewing coverage and exporting evidence rather than rebuilding it by hand before each audit.
Can I see readiness before an audit is scheduled?
Yes. The compliance dashboard shows coverage, open gaps, and overdue corrective actions continuously, so readiness is visible at any time.
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