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PilotIQ for organisations

Set up your branded school, add students, deliver theory and track CASA readiness.

This guide is for flying schools and training organisations setting up and running PilotIQ — a branded theory, readiness and logbook platform for your students and instructors.

1. Create your organisation

  1. At pilotiq.com.au, choose Create your organisation (or For Organisations) and sign up as a school.
  2. Name your workspace, then set your organisation type and authority — e.g. a CASA flying school, or a military squadron. This tailors the workspace: the compliance checks, report packs and terminology follow the authority you operate under, and a squadron behaves differently from a Part 141/142 school.
  3. You'll land on your organisation dashboard — students, readiness, compliance and management all in one place.
Your organisation dashboard — students, readiness, compliance and management in one place
Your organisation dashboard — students, readiness, compliance and management in one place

2. Add your branding

Make it yours in Settings → branding:

  • Upload your logo — PilotIQ auto‑matches your brand colour and themes the whole experience (students, instructors and staff all see your identity, quietly powered by PilotIQ).
  • Set your display name, tagline and welcome message.
Branding settings — your logo, colours and identity carried across the platform
Branding settings — your logo, colours and identity carried across the platform

3. Add students & send invites

From the People section, add a student with their name, email and course. PilotIQ creates a per‑enrolment join code and automatically emails the student a branded invite containing that code and a one‑tap link to join your organisation. When they sign up with it, they're linked to you and see your branded course.

Onboarding a whole intake at once? Use bulk / CSV student onboarding — upload a spreadsheet of names, emails and courses and PilotIQ creates every enrolment and sends every branded invite in one pass, so a new cohort is set up in minutes rather than one student at a time.

4. Manage your instructors

Instructors request to join; you approve them. Each active instructor is a clean, controllable seat. Assign students to a primary instructor, and track instructor ratings and currency under Qualifications.

5. Deliver lessons

Release your CASA‑aligned ground course to your cohort:

  • Deliver lessons one at a time or in bulk by knowledge area.
  • Each lesson generates a branded slide deck to present in‑browser or download as PowerPoint.
  • Add your local procedures (circuits, checklists, airspace) alongside the base theory.

6. Readiness dashboard

The Readiness overview shows your whole cohort at a glance — who's at‑risk, ready for solo, or ready for a flight test — replacing spreadsheets and paper progress sheets. Drill into any student for their full picture.

The readiness overview — your whole cohort's progress toward their next milestone
The readiness overview — your whole cohort's progress toward their next milestone

7. Cohort, fleet & standardisation

Beyond individual students, PilotIQ gives you the organisation‑wide tools a school or squadron runs on:

  • Cohort syllabus matrix — your whole intake against every syllabus item in one grid, so you can see at a glance who has covered what and where a cohort is bunching up or falling behind.
  • Org‑shared fleet — register your aircraft once at the organisation level and every instructor and student draws from the same fleet, so registrations, types and classes stay consistent across everyone's logbooks.
  • Unit standardisation board — your shared standards, briefings and moderation notes in one place, so every instructor teaches and assesses to the same benchmark.
  • Examiner check‑ride register — a live record of flight tests and proficiency checks by examiner, candidate and outcome.

8. Compliance & audit packs

Each student's nearest milestone is auto‑audited against your authority's prerequisites — for a CASA school, that's medical, pilot identifier (ARN), competencies signed to standard, pre‑solo authorisation and so on; other authorities use their own. Clear the flagged blockers ahead of any audit or inspection, and rely on the audit trail of every recorded change.

Compliance — each student auto‑audited against their milestone prerequisites
Compliance — each student auto‑audited against their milestone prerequisites

When an audit, unit inspection or currency review comes around, generate the export packs:

  • Audit trail — a complete, tamper‑evident history of recorded changes and sign‑offs.
  • Instructor qualification register — every instructor's ratings, endorsements and currency.
  • Compliance board — the current state of every student against their prerequisites.

These give an auditor or inspector a single, self‑contained evidence pack instead of a scramble through spreadsheets.

9. Insights, qualifications & comms

  • Insights & KPIs — cohort and instructor performance.
  • Qualifications — instructor ratings and currency.
  • Announcements & messages — keep students and staff informed.
Insights & KPIs — cohort funnel and instructor performance
Insights & KPIs — cohort funnel and instructor performance

10. Pricing

Founding organisations run free for the first three months — free student and instructor seats — and your students self‑fund their own course at the member rate. Talk to us at training@pilotiq.com.au.

PilotIQ supports your training delivery; your organisation remains responsible for meeting its authority's rules and the validity of its endorsements.

PilotIQ for students →PilotIQ for instructors →PilotIQ Logbook — using the app →PilotIQ Logbook for FAA & EASA pilots →Understanding simulator vs flight time →PilotIQ for military & veteran pilots →

Need more information? Email support@pilotiq.com.au.