NAVIS is based on a common technological architecture that can be configured according to the requirements of different military organizations and operational domains.
The same logistics ecosystem can support LAND, NAVAL and AIR operations, combining a common technological foundation with the specific logistics requirements of each domain.
In the Land domain, NAVIS can support:
Military Vehicles | Weapon Systems | Equipment | Land Units | Logistics Bases | Depots
The platform manages spare parts, components, consumables, ammunition, serialized items, technical materials, documentation, stock and distribution processes according to the required configuration.
In the Naval domain, NAVIS digitally connects:
Naval Units | On-board Systems | Shore Warehouses | Logistics Bases | Support Organizations
The platform manages the materials and technical information required to support naval platforms and their systems.
A logistics request generated directly by a naval unit can be transmitted and managed throughout the complete logistics chain.
In the Air domain, NAVIS can support:
Fixed-Wing Aircraft | Helicopters | UAS | Air Bases | Flight Lines | Warehouses
According to the required configuration, the platform can manage:
Individual components can be associated with the relevant aircraft, helicopter or UAS, providing complete traceability and an updated picture of logistics availability.
NAVIS provides a common technological foundation for military logistics while allowing the platform to be configured according to the organization, assets and operational requirements of each domain.
Across Land, Naval and Air, NAVIS can manage materials, spare parts, components, consumables, ammunition, serialized items and technical documentation according to the required configuration.
LAND | NAVAL | AIR
One Technological Architecture. Three Operational Domains.