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99.9% inventory accuracy. On a multimillion-dollar lunar hardware portfolio. First count. That's what ispace hit after switching from legacy ERP to Boltline for Mission 3 prep. Most aerospace companies don't know their real number because they've never measured it cleanly.
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Something about aerospace hardware traceability that doesn't get talked about enough: Most teams don't have full traceability. They have spreadsheets, paper travelers, and hope.
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What that actually means: you don't know exactly who touched every part, when, and what they did. For commercial hardware, that's a risk. For flight hardware heading to the Moon, that's a different category of problem.
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ispace fixed this before Mission 3. Digital work plans with click-by-click logging. Photos attached to steps in real time. Three countries (US, Luxembourg, Japan) on one platform with remote monitoring. First count: 99.9% accuracy.
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The lesson: the gap between "we probably have traceability" and "we actually have traceability" is bigger than most teams want to admit. What would your first honest count look like?