Equipment compliance software for skydiving operations

Know what is out of service before the first load.

Before you plan the first load, KitNDocs shows overdue and due-soon tasks for reserves, AADs and containers, including completed work still waiting for a certificate of serviceability.

Keep using your manifest and booking systems. KitNDocs tracks equipment tasks, certificates of serviceability and logbooks beside them.

Dashboard

Out of service

Container 03Reserve repack done 2026-08-26, awaiting a certificateOpen the record

Coming up

AAD 04AAD service due in 18 daysOpen the record

Overdue

Container 06Annual inspection overdue since 2026-08-04Open the record
A person inspects parachute fabric beside maintenance paperwork.

Before the first load

See current equipment tasks beside the manifest.

Before the first load, your team needs the current tasks, out-of-service reasons and missing certificates of serviceability for each container, reserve and AAD.

  • reserve repacks
  • AAD service intervals
  • container inspections
  • component installation records
  • certificates of serviceability

From due work to the logbook

See the task, completed work and certificate of serviceability.

01

Before the first lift, see what is out of service.

The dashboard names containers, reserves or AADs that are out of service, overdue or due soon.

02

Open the task behind the warning.

The equipment record shows the task, issue, defect, installation change or missing certificate of serviceability that needs attention.

03

Keep the certificate with the equipment.

Completed tasks, evidence and certificates of serviceability stay in the dated logbook for the next inspection.

Where it fits

Your manifest runs the load. KitNDocs keeps the equipment record.

Burble or another dropzone system holds customers, staff, aircraft and loads. KitNDocs holds equipment tasks, installation records, logbooks and certificates of serviceability.

Keep load management in your manifest

Use your manifest to put people on loads and decide what each load contains.

Keep rigger ratings in their current system

KitNDocs records who entered work and who certified equipment.

Make component-fit decisions outside KitNDocs

Installation records show what a person recorded.