Drone Services Software for Weather Holds, Airspace Checks and Big File Delivery

Mythex lets a drone services company build bookings that stay provisional until the pilot has checked airspace and the forecast, a client portal for downloading orthomosaics, video and inspection reports, site records with hazards and access notes, and quotes that price processing separately from flying. Describe your services and publish with a database.

Every drone job depends on things you do not control

A drone job is twenty minutes in the air between days of preparation and processing. Before each flight the pilot checks airspace, permissions, site access and the wind; afterwards someone spends hours processing survey data or editing footage. Weather moves jobs constantly, and fixed-date work like events cannot move at all. Most operators track permissions, forecasts and deliverables in a notebook, a calendar and a shared folder, and send large files through whatever link service is handy. The software a drone company needs keeps each job's checks, site notes and outputs together, and makes the processing backlog visible before clients start chasing.

  • A requested date and a backup date on every booking
  • A pilot check step before confirming
  • Site notes: takeoff spot, power lines, gate code
  • Large files delivered per job through a portal
  • Processing tracked from flown to delivered
  • Quotes separating flight, travel, processing and reports

What you can build for drone services companies

Bookings that stay provisional until the pilot checks

Clients request a date and a backup date, give the site address, access details and who will meet the pilot. The booking stays provisional until the pilot records the airspace and permission check, then confirms. Weather call-offs move the job to the backup date.

Build a booking system for my drone services company. Clients choose a service (roof inspection, mapping, property photography, event filming), request a date and a backup date, and give site address, access details and an on-site contact. Bookings stay provisional until a pilot records an airspace and permissions check, and can be moved to the backup date for weather.

A delivery portal for maps, video and reports

Each job has a page with status, flown, processing or delivered, and download links for photos, video, orthomosaics or inspection reports. Repeat-survey clients see visits side by side, and your raw footage retention period is stated plainly.

Create a client portal for my drone company. Each client sees their jobs with status (scheduled, flown, processing, delivered) and downloads photos, video, maps and PDF reports per job. Clients with repeat surveys can compare visits side by side. Show a note that raw footage is kept for 90 days.

Sites that remember their hazards

Clients link to their sites, since one property manager may send dozens of addresses. Each site keeps its flight history, permissions obtained, takeoff spot, overhead lines and gate code, and recurring survey clients are flagged with their next visit.

Make a CRM for a drone services company where clients have many sites, each with flight history, permissions obtained, takeoff and landing spot, hazards such as power lines, access notes, and a next survey due date for recurring clients. Record referral source.

Quotes that show where the hours go

Build quotes from site size, deliverable and processing effort, offer raw footage, edited video or a written report as options, and list assumptions on permissions, site access and weather rescheduling with a validity date.

Create a quote app for my drone business with lines for flight time, travel, processing and reporting, deliverable options (raw footage, edited video, written report), stated assumptions on permissions and site access, exclusions like night flights, and a 30-day validity.

Fixed jobs first, flexible jobs on standby

Pilots and observers assigned together, aircraft and batteries allocated per job, fixed-date work locked in first and flexible inspections on a standby list for calm days, with processing time blocked after each flight.

Build a scheduling app for my drone company assigning a pilot and, where needed, an observer to each job, allocating a specific drone and battery set, marking jobs as fixed-date or flexible, keeping a standby list of flexible jobs for good weather days, and blocking processing time after each flight.

The backlog between flown and delivered

Jobs flown, postponed and cancelled with reasons, revenue by service type, jobs flown but not yet delivered, and flight hours per pilot and per aircraft for maintenance planning.

Make a dashboard for my drone services company showing jobs by status per month, weather postponements, revenue by service type, the backlog of jobs flown but not delivered, and flight hours per pilot and per aircraft.

Aviation rules and permissions

Drone rules, operator registration, pilot competency and permissions for restricted airspace vary by country and change over time. Mythex builds the check step and records you describe; the flight decision and compliance stay with your pilots. State on your website that you hold the permissions your work requires, and check the rules that apply where you operate before quoting restricted sites.

  • Pilot check before every confirmation
  • Permissions recorded per site and job
  • Rules checked locally

What to put in first

Your services with sample deliverables, then active clients and their sites with hazard notes. Run the next month of bookings through the provisional-then-confirmed flow, and deliver those jobs through the portal instead of ad hoc links.

Questions

Can clients book drone flights online?

They can request a date and give site details, with the booking confirmed after the pilot checks airspace, permissions and the forecast. Flight rules vary, so check the rules where you operate.

How should I deliver large survey files?

Through a client portal with download links per job, stored in the app's file storage, with a login so each client sees only their own jobs.

Can I take deposits for event filming?

Yes, through a payment provider you connect with your own account, such as Stripe. State your weather policy on the invoice.

Can it check the weather for me?

It can record the forecast check and reasons for postponement. Pulling live forecasts needs a weather data service you connect with your own account.

Do I need to code?

No. You describe your services and process in chat, and Mythex builds and publishes the apps.

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