An Avionit AI employee goes live in 30 days once the seat, the tools, and the human reviewer are named. The first week is the process. The rest is build, checks, and a quiet cutover. We do not invent a faster number.
Thirty days from a clear scope. That is the only go-live timeline we use.
Clear scope means a named outcome, a named system, and a named person who reviews exceptions. Parts quoting, document packs, and request triage are typical first seats.
What the 30 days are for
Week one is the process on paper. Then the employee is wired into the tools you already use. Then a reviewer checks drafts before anything leaves the building.
Airworthiness, certification, and compliance sign-off stay with the people who hold them. The clock we are fighting is the inbox, not the licence.