One operational record from planning through review
Instead of keeping flight logs, maintenance spreadsheets, pilot records, weather screenshots, and connected-aircraft data in separate places, Drone Flight Manager is designed to keep those records connected.
Mission and flight operations
Create missions and individual flight records, assign pilots and aircraft, preserve operational context, and keep the full record together from planning through signoff.
- Mission and flight records
- Pilot and aircraft assignment
- Pre-flight and post-flight workflows
- Mission outcome and signatures
Fleet and maintenance
Keep aircraft, batteries, usage, maintenance records, inspections, and maintenance programs in the same operational system as the flights that drive them.
- Drone and battery records
- Usage history
- Maintenance records
- Time- and flight-hour-based maintenance programs
Conditions and airspace
Review weather, airspace, notices, GNSS availability, and other operational conditions around a mission location, including historical model conditions for recently entered flights.
- Weather and forecast conditions
- METAR/NWS/Open-Meteo sources
- TFR/NOTAM and airspace context
- Historical and forecast timeline
Connected DJI and Skydio workflows
Connect supported cloud workflows for automatic flight records, controller-aware pilot assignment, live operations, and connected media without exposing cloud credentials to the browser.
- DJI Pilot 2 / Cloud API bridge
- Skydio cloud connectivity
- Automatic flight ingestion
- Controller/default pilot workflows
Flight record imports and playback
Import supported DJI flight-record files, retain parser summaries and complete telemetry, assign imported flights later, and use telemetry in the mission flight-map playback experience.
- Bulk-friendly import workflow
- Summary plus complete telemetry
- Assign/unassign imported records
- 2D/3D flight path playback
Teams, organizations, and reporting
Support personal pilots, multi-user organizations, public-safety teams, parent/child organization structures, permissions, callout availability, statistics, and higher-tier SSO.
- Users and role-based access
- Asset sharing
- Callout availability
- Statistics and enterprise SSO
Start with a personal workspace or scale into an organization.
Personal and organization plans use the same core operational model. Organization plans add team workflows and included fleet/user capacity, with higher tiers adding live connected operations, hierarchy, and enterprise sign-in capabilities.