Inside SunstoneStart with your assets
Define the inspection area, the information you need, and the reporting scope.
Aerial inspection software & services
Know what needs attention across your network.
For pipelines, electrical transmission lines, and fibre optic routes. Sunstone plans the flights, collects the data, and delivers mapped findings and inspection reports.
See your inspection information in context →
Inside SunstoneProduct screenshots
See the finding and the evidence together.Review imagery alongside the observation, location, and inspection record.
From the flight to your team
Your team shouldn’t have to piece the inspection together.
Keep each finding connected to its location, supporting imagery, and survey record. Give your team the context to decide what comes next.
Capture the corridor
Collect observations and imagery along the agreed survey route.
Put findings in context
Review each observation alongside its location and supporting records.
Bring it all together
Receive the findings, imagery, and coverage in a connected inspection record.
What your team receives
One inspection. A clear record.
See the finding. Understand the location. Review the supporting evidence.
Findings you can locate
See each observation with its position and supporting imagery, so your team knows where to look.
Records you can put on the map
Explore the survey area and open nearby inspection records with their location in view.
Reports you can review
Find the inspection record, check its review status, and open the supporting details.
Deliverables are agreed around your inspection scope. Select any screenshot for a closer look.
A closer look
From a point on the map to the full picture.
Open an inspection record and review the imagery, observation, and location together. See the context behind the finding.
CONNECTED INSPECTION RECORDS
The complete Sunstone software suite
From planning the flight
to keeping the record.
Plan routes. Coordinate crews. Collect and process data. Create reports. Explore the tools behind each part of the inspection.
Build the flight plan.
Turn your asset data into an optimized survey route. Review airspace, terrain, obstacles, and reporting requirements before the flight.
Get the crew and aircraft ready.
Coordinate survey dates, personnel, qualifications, and aircraft availability. Bring maintenance requirements into the scheduling decision.
PATH · Desktop route planning
Follow the route. Collect the data.
Give pilots and operators the navigation, sensor controls, and survey information they need during the flight.
Keep the field record up to date.
Record fuel, expenses, survey activity, maintenance notes, and logbook entries from the field. Feed those records into SCHEDULE.
See the survey progress.
Track the aircraft position and progress in near real time while the survey is underway.
FLIGHT · Crew and administrator displays
Make the data ready for review.
Turn raw flight data into imagery linked to its location and coverage maps, so analysts can review the survey and check what was covered.
Use the imagery in your own maps.
Create Esri world files that place survey imagery in the right location in your geographic information system (GIS).
PROCESS · Desktop processing workspace
Turn an observation into a report.
Review imagery, annotate findings, and generate reports with their location, distance from the asset, and relevant client details.
Keep the complete survey history.
Search surveys and reports, review imagery and coverage, and add notes or supporting records for future follow-up.
REPORT · Desktop report creation
Before we talk
A few useful starting points.
What should we bring to the first conversation?
Tell us whether you operate pipelines, electrical transmission lines, or fibre optic routes. Bring the area you need inspected, your current process, and what your team needs to learn from the survey.
Can we use the software with our own crew?
The software licensing option is intended for aerial service providers. We would discuss your aircraft, equipment, workflow, and reporting needs to establish whether it fits your operation.
What is included in an inspection?
The scope is agreed before scheduling. Findings, imagery, coverage records, and report formats depend on the inspection requirements and the data collected.
Let’s start with your operation
Tell us what you need to inspect.
Discuss your assets, current process, and inspection scope.