Resources
Resources for the Drone-to-CMMS Integration Layer
Sample deliverables, mapping frameworks, CMMS-ready workflows, and the policy environment shaping commercial drone operations. Written for enterprise facility, reliability, and maintenance leaders who need substance, not marketing.
Sample Deliverables
What the Connector Produces in Your CMMS
Concrete examples of the structured findings, severity-to-priority mappings, and asset-tagged work orders the connector pushes into your system of record.
Sample Structured Work-Order Push
Walk through what the connector produces — a severity-rated finding mapped to a CMMS failure code and priority, resolved to an asset ID, and pushed as a native service request with evidence attached.
Request a Sample DeliverableDeployment Summary: Drone Findings into an Enterprise CMMS
A short, anonymized walk-through of an initial connector deployment — the ingest format, how detection classes were mapped to failure codes, how severity translated to priority per asset class, and how findings landed as native records in the system of record.
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How to Wire Drone Findings Into Your CMMS
Practical guides for mapping detection classes to failure codes, translating severity to priority, and connecting drone findings to the systems that drive maintenance work.
Severity-to-Priority Mapping Framework
How to translate drone-detection severity into CMMS priorities per asset class — roofs, overhead structures, crane runways, solar, tanks, and mechanical — so a P1 on a crane runway isn't a P1 on a parapet cap. A reference for building a defensible mapping catalog.
Request the FrameworkHow CMMS-Ready Drone Findings Become Work Orders
The integration patterns that move a drone-captured defect from a severity-rated finding into a structured work order — with asset tags, location codes, priority, and trade classification — inside IBM Maximo, SAP PM, Fiix, Dynamics 365, or ServiceNow.
Request the BriefThe Facility Manager's Guide to Drone Roof Inspections
What to expect from a commercial drone roof inspection — flight planning, deliverables, severity ratings, and how a recurring program differs from a one-off flight. A practical overview for facility managers evaluating drone services.
Read the GuideIndustry Perspectives & Regulatory Commentary
The Policy Environment Shaping Commercial Drone Operations
Founder-written perspectives on the federal rulemaking that defines what industrial and commercial drone operators can do — and the framework Stratum thinks should guide it.
What the BVLOS Rule Needs to Get Right for Industrial Drone Operations
Stratum's formal public comment to the FAA on Beyond Visual Line of Sight rulemaking (Docket FAA–2025–1908). Performance-based standards, layered safety, simple right-of-way logic, risk-scaled detect-and-avoid, and realistic transition timelines for industrial operators.
Read the ArticleWhy Commercial Drone Policy Needs a Risk-Based Framework
Stratum's formal public comment to the FCC on commercial drone hardware regulation (Proceeding DA 26-22). The case for a tiered commercial-use framework that distinguishes enterprise inspection from national-security-sensitive contexts — built around operator certification, data handling, and operational context.
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