Fewer logins. Fewer silos. One place to run the airport.
We started by building modules, one problem at a time: an alert here, a valet board there, a gate plan, a safety log. Each one works on its own, and you can deploy any of them independently today. But the real goal was never another tab in your favourites bar. Airports run on too many portals, too many passwords and too many systems that do not talk to each other. Vectro exists to consolidate them.
Consolidate, don't collect.
One shared data layer, so a gate change made in Allocate reaches Pulse, Apron and your displays without anyone retyping it.
One login, not twelve.
Where we are heading: single sign-on across every Vectro product, with roles that follow the person, not the app.
Break the silos.
Ops, safety, maintenance and landside see the same picture, so fewer phone calls and fewer spreadsheets.
Start with one module. End with one portal.
What is on the roadmap
These modules are in beta. Each one runs independently and is being tested today, on its way into the same portal.
Vectro Boards
Flight and baggage information displays driven by live data.
Vectro Queue
Virtual taxi queue management for ground transportation.
Vectro Sizer
Digital baggage measurement at check-in.
Vectro Atlas
Interactive zone maps and passenger wayfinding.
Vectro Command
A unified operations dashboard across the products.
Vectro Vault
A structured operational data pool shared across the products.
Vectro Flow
Passenger flow and service index analytics.
Vectro Shield
Incident reporting and hazard risk assessment.
Vectro Works
Facility maintenance work orders.
Vectro Log
A digital, searchable operations and security logbook.
Vectro Gauge
IoT tank and fluid level monitoring.
Vectro Curb
A digital twin of the curbside environment.
Vectro Cast
Signage content management that works alongside your existing PA system.
Vectro Access
Access and credential visibility that integrates with your existing access control system.
See the platform in context
A walkthrough of the products and the roadmap, in a real airport context at a Canadian regional airport.