Every revision brings another round of drawing comparisons, evidence searches and engineering checks. Work that takes time, eats into margins and leaves room for missed details.
BASIS WORKS connects the drawing, the change and the review. See what changed, understand which checks it affects and prepare the next engineering review without rebuilding the picture from scratch.
Keep your expertise on the decisions. Not the legwork.
It can mean revisiting the material construction, checking whether existing evidence still applies and working out which parts of the review need reopening.
Move a seat, change a monument or revise the layout, and a different chain of questions begins.
You know the engineering. You shouldn’t have to keep rebuilding the information around it.
BASIS / REVIEW JOURNEY01 — 04
DESIGNER’S SOURCEREV A → B
A FINISH CHANGES
01Material constructionQUESTION TO REVISIT
02Evidence applicabilityQUESTION TO REVISIT
03Review scopeQUESTION TO REVISIT
Another round of preparationCompare · search · check · explain
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOWCONTEXT RETAINED
02 / THE REPEATED WORK
The change is clear. The information is scattered.
A drawing to compare. A report to find. A test plan to revisit. Another person who needs the context.
Before the engineering decision comes the work of assembling its basis. Then the next revision arrives.
The cost isn’t only the time spent searching. It’s the questions that get reopened, the handoffs that stall and the details that can fall between them.
BASIS / REVIEW JOURNEY02 — 04
DESIGNER’S SOURCEREV A → B
THE CONTEXT FRAGMENTS
01Material constructionQUESTION TO REVISIT
02Evidence applicabilityQUESTION TO REVISIT
03Review scopeQUESTION TO REVISIT
Another round of preparationCompare · search · check · explain
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOWCONTEXT RETAINED
03 / THE CONNECTION
Drawing. Change. Review. Connected.
BASIS WORKS brings the source drawing, the revision difference and the affected review work into the same workspace.
Confirm the inputs, inspect the change and follow it into explicit checks, evidence questions and draft verification plans.
Carry the context forward. Give the next reviewer a clear place to start.
BASIS / REVIEW JOURNEY03 — 04
DESIGNER’S SOURCEREV B
THE CHANGE IS CONNECTED
01Material constructionLINKED TO THE CHANGE
02Evidence applicabilityLINKED TO THE CHANGE
03Review scopeLINKED TO THE CHANGE
One connected review workspaceDrawing → change → affected work
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOWCONTEXT RETAINED
04 / THE ENGINEERING REVIEW
Arrive ready to decide.
Prepare the findings, procedures, evidence requirements and open actions together. Keep the source and the reasoning close to the work.
Your team establishes applicability, resolves the engineering questions and decides what happens next.
Keep your expertise on the decisions. Not the legwork.
BASIS / REVIEW JOURNEY04 — 04
DESIGNER’S SOURCEREV B
THE REVIEW IS PREPARED
01Material constructionLINKED TO THE CHANGE
02Evidence applicabilityLINKED TO THE CHANGE
03Review scopeLINKED TO THE CHANGE
A supported review packageSources · findings · draft plans · named actions
HUMAN ENGINEERING AUTHORITYCONTEXT RETAINED
02 / THE WORKLOAD
Small repetitions. A substantial part of the month.
Drawing comparisons, evidence searches and repeated context-setting take time from the same team delivering the cabin.
Put your own assumptions into the picture.
Illustrative workload, not a measured customer result. Agree the actual baseline and any time recovered during the pilot.
REPEATED PREPARATION / MONTH72hours72 team hours of repeated preparation per month
12 rounds × 3 people × 2 hours
03 / THE CONNECTED WORKSPACE
Less reconstruction. More engineering.
One place to carry the information through the change. Each workflow does useful preparation work; together, they keep the review connected.
01
DRAWING INTAKE
Keep the source in view.
Extract candidate information from the cabin PDF. Confirm scale, identity and measured geometry against the designer’s source.
02
REVISION & IMPACT
Follow the change.
Compare revisions, inspect affected components and carry the difference into evidence questions and verification work.
03
DETERMINISTIC CHECKS
Inspect the reasoning.
See the rule, calculation and affected geometry. Missing measurements stay visible instead of becoming assumed answers.
04
REFERENCES & EVIDENCE
Prepare the basis.
Bring pinned references and evidence questions alongside the review. Engineering establishes applicability.
05
TEST & VERIFICATION PLANS
Start with a structured draft.
Prepare editable procedures, acceptance criteria and evidence requirements, with outstanding engineering decisions explicit.
06
TEAM REVIEW & RECORDS
Keep the thread intact.
Retain source PDFs, saved revisions, named actions and preparation decisions. Export a dossier for the next review.
04 / WHY BASIS WORKS
Your expertise is the point.
We’re here to remove the repetitive work that gets between your expertise and a well-supported decision.
HUMAN ENGINEERING AUTHORITY BUILT INTO THE WAY THE WORK FLOWS
01
Reasoning you can inspect.
Deterministic checks expose their inputs, rule and calculation. Unknown measurements remain unknown.
02
Context that stays attached.
The controlled drawing, revision and review work remain connected. The designer’s source stays authoritative.
03
Preparation you can review.
Draft procedures, evidence questions and assigned actions make outstanding work explicit before a review.
04
Decisions that stay with people.
Any AI assistance remains reviewable preparation. People establish applicability, approve test execution and retain final engineering sign-off.
05 / YOUR WORKFLOW, IN VIEW
Let’s start with a real revision.
Talk us through a typical change and the work around it. We’ll walk through BASIS WORKS with you, agree a bounded pilot and measure where it helps your team.
Agree the drawing, scope, reviewers and success measures.
02
Work through the review.
Confirm the inputs, inspect the findings and prepare the package.
03
Measure what improves.
Evaluate preparation effort, clarification rounds and traceability.
A FEW PRACTICAL DETAILS
Before we begin.
How do I see the workspace?+
Arrange a private demonstration or pilot. Workspace and demo access require an invited account and current organisation membership. The public walkthrough uses illustrative, synthetic content.
Does the PDF become an automatically approved model?+
No. PDF intake extracts candidate information. A person confirms the drawing boundaries, scale, component identity and geometry. Scanned sheets and incomplete annotations require additional confirmation.
What does a passed check establish?+
The current pilot evaluates a bounded, two-dimensional demonstration rule set against supplied project inputs. A passed check establishes a result within those limits. Certification basis, full aircraft geometry and engineering substantiation require qualified assessment.
How is pilot data handled?+
The private pilot uses organisation-scoped access, retained source PDFs, saved revisions and named review records. Hosting is on Railway with PostgreSQL. Agree data suitability, retention and contractual requirements before supplying sensitive customer material.
BASIS WORKS — Engineering review for bespoke aircraft interiors.