To deploy aircraft and, or shipments to another base location, in the Disconnected Operations Workflow Manager, you prepare a full deployment. After you make your selections, the system creates a ZIP file that contains the selected items. When the file is ready, you export the file out of your instance of IFS Cloud.
Loose inventory and pack-up kits are deployed in shipments, so a shipment containing a pack-up kit or loose inventory items must be created in Maintenix first. The shipment is then available for deployment.
When you select assets, the system automatically includes a portion of the asset's technical records and a set of baseline batch updates in the export file. In full deployments these records are hidden from view.
Tip: You can filter lists. For example, click the filter icon and enter the serial number in the serial filter field. If you have Maintenix open in another browser tab you can copy a serial number or another filter value.
Result: The system starts to prepare the file and displays a unique Transfer ID for the file.
Result: On the Export File page you see the Transfer ID and status for the file.
Troubleshooting:
Transfer ID Status | What To Do |
Ready To Export but you want to cancel the transfer | If all the selected aircraft and shipments
have the Ready status, but you decide not to export the prepared file. Click Mark As Done. This changes the status of items in the nested to Cancel. Warning: You must now go to Maintenix and unarchive aircraft or inventory assets. |
Ready With Errors | One or more of the selected aircraft or
shipments is not included in the file. Click View Errors and try to resolve the errors. You can proceed to export a file in Ready With Errors status. If you export the file, the sub-files in Error status are not exported. To export these items, any associated errors must be resolved and then you can prepare a new deployment. |
Error | The file cannot be exported. Click the View Errors button and try to resolve the errors. |
Result: The export file is downloaded to your local machine. You can copy it to a filepath, drop box, USB stick location where the destination location can access and import the file.