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Add-ons

Add-ons - general view

In this section you can configure Leon integrations with the following softwares:

  • AeroCRS - flight reservation and operation software
  • Airport Charges - airport charges library
  • Avinode - charter sales management system
  • CAMP - maintenance software
  • Centrik - training and endorsements management
  • DeliSky - catering services
  • Drivania - Worldwide Chauffeured Transportation
  • Eurocontrol - air traffic management
  • EuroFPL - software to flight planning and navigation
  • ForeFlight - flight planning software
  • FuelerLinx - dispatching and tankering services
  • GetJet - charter sales management system
  • Marketplaces - charter sales management websites
  • MyHandling - software to service Handling Requests
  • PPS - flight planning software
  • Q5 Systems - Security Managament software
  • RocketRoute - flight planning & management software
  • SAFE - crew fatigue management software
  • SchedAero - charter sales management system
  • TAILLOG - EFB and flight progress tool
  • Videcom - airline reservation system

All of the above have to be enabled. Each of these integrations serves a different purpose and requires fulfilling certain steps in order to activate and work properly.

On top of the screen 2 filters can be used - 1st one allows to search by category, 2nd one by active & disabled integrations.

Each integration window has 2 sections: About (describing what the external software is about and explaining how the integration works) and Configuration (showing fields to be filled in with login & password or user key).


AeroCRS

AeroCRS integration

AeroCRS is a cloud based system for managing and operating a small / medium airline scheduled or charter based operation. For more information please visit Official Website.

How to integrate

If you already are a AeroCRS client, you simply need to contact support@aerocrs.com to receive details for integration with Leon.

In this section, you can set up the integration with AeroCRS by switching it to Active. Once activated, insert integration details and press SAVE. This completes the process and you can start importing flights from OPS page in Leon.

How to import flights

Import Flights from AeroCRS

Once it is active, you can start importing flights from AeroCRS.

Go to OPS section where you will see the actions button located in the bottom bar of OPS section which provides you with an access to AeroCRS import trigger.

When you click on 'AeroCRS' link Leon will open the Import Window where you can choose the timeframe. Timeframe is limited to 7 days.

After clicking on 'IMPORT' button Leon will display flights devided into 3 sections:

  • New - flights just imported for the first time
  • Updated - any updates made to previously downloaded flight. These could be changes made both in Aero CRS and Leon. If the schedule changes are made in Leon, AeroCRS will overwrite it upon next import.
  • Skipped - flights ignored during import due to a number of reasons such as: missing IATA code or number, unrecognized airport, etc.

Once the Import window is closed, OPS section in Leon will update with the imported flights.

AeroCRS is IATA based software, please make sure your Fleet have IATA codes inserted. If an aircraft registered in AeroCRS is missing in Leon, the flights will not be imported.

Airport Charges

Airport Charges integration panel

The AirportCharges platform simplifies an otherwise lengthy and complex research task - to find and calculate landing fees, passenger charges and taxes for a turnaround at almost any airport or country in the world.

Whether you're looking for a central document library for airport and country charges, an intuitive online analysis system for benchmarking and scenario planning, or a pre-calculated data feed for your finance systems, you'll find a solution to fit your requirements.

For more information please visit Airport Charges website

API PORTAL section in MyRDC

How to integrate

In order to integrate you have to have an active account with RDC Aviation.

The integration process is as follow:

  1. Log in to your MyRDC account
  2. In 'MyRDC' go to API PORTAL > Authorisation token section, click on GENERATE NEW TOKEN button and then COPY this token
  3. Go to 'Add-ons' > 'Airport Charges' integration section
  4. In the 'Configuration' tab switch the status to 'ON', paste the 'API Token' from 'MyRDC' and 'SAVE' changes

If you don't have the account with RDC Aviation, you can inquire via this link

How it works

Once the integration is active you will see additional 'Airport Charges' tab when you edit the trip in the Requests/Quotes section. This tab will include the airport charges for the airports on the selected routes. More information about the tab can be found here.


Avinode

Avinode configuration panel

Avinode is the world’s largest online Marketplace for buying and selling private air charter.

The integration allows downloading quotes from Avinode into the section Requests/Quotes, exporting aircraft availability and empty legs to Avinode, including options and opportunities.

How to integrate

Before enabling this option you need to contact techsupport@avinode.com and request a special 'Authorization key' (it is a different key to the one you use to log in to Avinode software).

Once you have received it, click a button ENABLE and in a section 'Configuration' click ON, insert the Authorization key provided by Avinode and mark which aircraft schedule should be sent to Avinode.

You can also define additional settings, such as:

  • Download requests for quotes - enable an automatic downloads of the quote requests into Requests/Quotes section.
  • Use Leon aircraft performance - suggested flight times will be based on fleet performance data inserted in Leon (section Settings > Fleet).
  • Send options – Non-confirmed flights (Options) will also be exported to Avinode.
  • Send opportunities - flights with the status 'Opportunity' (defined in OPS, tab TRIP) will be sent to Avinode.
  • Send only continuous availability from aircraft home base – sends aircraft availability only when the aircraft is located/repositioned to Home Base.
  • Reposition aircraft to homebase after [h] - figure in this field indicates how many hours Aircraft will be visible at Home Base in Avinode.
  • Export Automatically - automatic export of the schedule to Avinode.
  • 'EXPORT NOW' button - this allows exporting schedule to Avinode at any given time.

CAMP

CAMP Integration

CAMP Maintenance is the industry’s leading Aircraft Maintenance and Regulatory Compliance Management solution.

How to integrate

In order to activate the integration you need to contact support@campsystems.com and request User Name and Password for integration with Leon.The integration login details are not the same ones you use to log in to CAMP. Once you have this information you can switch the Status to 'ON' and insert it in the CAMP integration section (Login and Password). Integration will activate upon saving it.

You can always change the password received from CAMP by clicking on 'CONFIGURE' and then 'CHANGE' button.

How it works

The integration offers automatic TAH, TAC update for all engines and APU.

Leon exports aircraft TAH & TAC (Total Aircraft Hours & Cycles) as well as APU hours (if updated in Journey Log in Leon). CAMP integration works one way only from Leon to CAMP.

To make the integration work properly you need to insert the Aircraft serial number in Settings > Fleet.

Then, set up the airframe & engines details in a section MX > Fleet. Click on a selected aircraft and enter a tab CAM. Here, select Airframe 'start date' and insert TAH & TAC values. You can do the same for engines. You can also add separate data for 'APU' (Aircraft Power Unit), but it does not get automatically increased from the Journey Log entries (like engines) - this is a cumulative value, not hours per single flight.


Centrik

Switching the Centrik integration on in Leon

Centrik is an operational management system that provides you with the tools you need to manage your business in any regulatory climate. Centrik is easy-to-use interface makes filing reports or checking your operational status with modules to manage Risk, Safety, Compliance, Manuals, Documents, Meetings, Training and much more.

How to integrate

There are 2 sections in the “Configuration” Section:

  • CENTRIK SHARED LOGIN - when switched to on, activates “CENTRIK” section in the top Menu of Leon
  • CENTRIK ENDORSEMENTS SYNCHRONIZATION - activates the integration and triggers the endorsements import process

To activate this integration all you have to do is to click the button ON in the CENTRIK ENDORSEMENTS SYNCHRONIZATION section, insert your Centrik details (domain, login and password) and save.

Optionally, you can also insert the “Category ID” information (“Training System ID”), if you need to limit endorsements loaded from Centrik to a particular category. In order to receive the string reflecting “Category ID” you need to contact Centrik support and they will provide you with one.

CENTRIK SHARED LOGIN section, when switched to ON, will display CENTRIK on the menu-bar. Every time you click it will transfer you to the embedded Centrik login page. Use your Centrik credentials to log in. You only have to do it once as Leon will keep you logged in.

How it works

By clicking CENTRIK on the menu-bar Leon will transfer you straight to their software embedded in Leon. Integration allows importing Crew Endorsement from Centrik to Leon.

Once the integration is completed, Leon will download the endorsements definitions and the endorsements for particular Crew from Centrik. Leon will not replace existing Leon endorsements with the downloaded ones but will create additional records in the endorsements list. It is Client's choice to remove the non-relevant ones.

The Crew endorsements are matched by User email address. If the email addresses between Centrik and Leon a different for a particular User, Leon will not be able to match and download the endorsements for the User.

Changes to endorsement in Centrik will update endorsement details in Leon. New endorsement in Centrik - if there is a new endorsement added in Centrik, Leon will update the record with the new one.

In a section Crew > Endorsements those imported from Centrik appear with Centrik Logo.

Endorsements are requested from Centrik once a day at 06:00 UTC.

Endorsements imported from Centrik are not editable.

Leon also downloads crew endorsements for airports. To set this up, an operator needs to go into 'Centrik Qualification Set Up' and within each Qualification enter the ICAO or IATA code into the External ID field
Leon will update data downloaded from Centrik every 3 hours. Turning the Centrik integration off removes all imported endorsements from Centrik in Leon endorsements page.

DeliSky

DeliSky integration

DeliSky is a leading provider of VIP in-flight catering services to private & business jet operators and flight attendants around the world.

The catering services provided through a network of premium catering partners entail the finest cuisine at the highest standards and an efficient online order system for a convenient order process.

For more information, please visit DeliSky Official Website.

How to integrate

In order to integrate with DeliSky you need to contact DeliSky support at info@delisky.com and request Login and User Key details. Once you have these, switch the status to 'ACTIVE', insert provided integration details and save changes. Once saved, you can start ordering your Catering with Delisky via Checklist in Leon.

How it works

Caterer selection window in DeliSky

The integration allows you to place an order with DeliSky via checklist in Leon. A link will be available next to the CATERING item in section PAX. Clicking on the link will transfer you to DeliSky page.

If DeliSky provide catering service at the chosen Airport you will be provided with Caterer selection page. Clicking on 'Order from menu' button will allow you to submit the catering order.

You can also use 'Free text order' option to arrange the catering. This option will allow you to type in your order. The rest of the details such as delivery date, Flight details, etc, will be imported from Leon.

If there is no DeliSky service you will be presented with 'Airport not found' message at ordering page.

If you are not integrated you will see the following message: 'You are not integrated with DeliSky. Please contact your Administrator in order to activate the integration.'


Drivania

Drivania integration section

Drivania has been providing private passenger transportation by means of chauffeured car services.

Drivania has been constantly evolving in order to adapt to industry needs and, above all, to new technologies. They commercialize the use of a fully-automated online booking system that allows users to book rides instantly for thousands of cities around the world while viewing vehicle availability in real time.

For more information visit Drivania website.

How to integrate

In order to integrate with Drivania, you need to have an active account at Drivania.

Please contact Frank Davidson, SVP of Global Sales (Email: fdavidson@drivania.com or Tel: +44(0)7874400630) to set-up your account and obtain your exclusive “Username” and “Password” login details.

Once you have this, switch the status to ON, insert your login details and save changes. Once saved, you can start booking limousine services via Checklist in Leon.

How it works

The integration allows booking a transportation from and to an Airport via checklist in Leon.

Once the integration has been activated a link will be available in the PAX section of the Checklist by the PAX transportation items: one by 'PAX Transport (ADEP)' and one by 'PAX Transport (ADES)'.

Clicking on the link will transfer you to Drivania booking page.

You can book a transport either by loggind in to your account or as a guest. As an account holder, you will also have an access to 24/7 Support, will be able to download your invoices and have access to driver information.

Booking car to an airport

If you do not have the account with Drivania, the integration works as follow:

1. PAX Transport (ADEP)

  • Place of destination is automatically filled in. This is airport of departure.
  • Suggested date will be set to “Today”.
  • Place of departure to the airport is inserted by the Client.
  • Client sets the time of departure to the airport. Drivania does not calculate the time of the journey. It is able to display the information regarding the time of the journey from the point of departure to the airport. The calculation is based on Google data and does not include the traffic.
  • Client has to insert the email address to which Drivania will send further instructions. Alternatively, the Client can activate an account with Drivania.
  • Once the search is done, the Client chooses and books the limousine.
Booking car from an airport

2. PAX Transport (ADES)

  • Place of departure is automatically filled in. This is airport of arrival (landing).
  • Time and date of the pickup is automatically filled in. This is the time and date of the scheduled landing of an aircraft.
  • Client chooses the place of destination.
  • Client has to insert the email address to which Drivania will send further instructions. Alternatively, the Client can activate an account with Drivania.
  • Once the search is done, the Client choses and books the limousine.

If you have the account with Drivania, the procedure is as per above. The difference is that after clicking in the Drivania link, you will be logged in automatically to Drivania system.


Eurocontrol

Eurocontrol integration

Eurocontrol is an international organisation working to achieve safe and seamless air traffic management across Europe. Eurocontrol works with national authorities, air navigation service providers, civil and military airspace users, airports, and other organisations. Its activities involve all gate-to-gate air navigation service operations: strategic and tactical flow management, controller training, regional control of airspace, safety-proofed technologies and procedures, and collection of air navigation charges. For more information, please visit Eurocontrol website.

In order to integrate with Eurocontrol, you have to switch the Status to ON and save changes. If Operator ICAO code in the 'Settings > Handling Requests' section is the same as registered with Eurocontrol, the integration will be completed upon saving changes. If the ICAO code in Leon doesn't match the one registered with Eurocontrol, you will see an error message saying “Operator ICAO not recognized by Eurocontrol”.

When the integration is completed, Flight Watch in Leon will start receiving flight times from Eurocontrol servers. You will recognise them by opening a Flight Watch and hovering the mouse over the time value, as shown in the screenshot above. Eurocontrol will only send Take off,EET, ETA and Landing times plus PAX number.


EuroFPL

Integration with EuroFPL from user's profile

EuroFPL is providing specialized global aviation logistics services, turbine aircraft training and mentoring worldwide, and the EuroFPL flight plan filing system.

In order to integrate with EuroFPL contact their support dept on: support@eurofpl.eu to obtain a special login & password for the integration with Leon. Once you have received it and you have admin rights in Leon, go to Settings > Add-ons and enable the integration with EuroFPL. In the pop-up screen click INACTIVE button to activate the connection to your operator, then do the same in a field below (showing your operator code + your personal code defined in Leon) and paste + save credentials.

All users can integrate with EuroFPL even if they don't have access to the section Add-ons - they can do it in their personal profile (by clicking their name in top-right corner), in a tab User settings, where there is a link EuroFPL login/password. Click the link and insert credentials (previously received from EuroFPL support dept).

Sending flights to EuroFPL software works in the same way as with RocketRoute. In a section OPS you need to mark flight/flights, right-click with the mouse and select sending the flight to EuroFPL (at the bottom of the pop-up screen). A new pop-up screen will show up with the flight details, click 'Export' to send it out.

On EuroFPL side you need to click Flightplan builder link, the a button load to find details of the flight exported from Leon.

If a field 'Type of Aircraft' shows a blank cell it means you need to add your aircraft type in EuroFPL, section 'Aircraft Hangar'.

Data exported from Leon to EuroFPL contains: date of flight with times, flight number, aircraft registration, ADEP, ADES, ALTN, ALTN2, flight rule, type of flight, pax number. If you export a flight again, after changes were made to it in Leon, that flight will NOT overwrite previously sent one

ForeFlight

ForeFlight integration panel

ForeFlight Dispatch is a powerful new component of ForeFlight Web that delivers next-generation, multi-user, “schedule-to-mobile” flight planning, resulting in greater efficiency and productivity for flight departments of any size. It keeps the entire operation in sync and running smoothly by providing a centralized list of all planned and filed flights that are visible to everyone.

Dispatch integrates crew assignment and mobile flight releases into its flight planning workflow, allowing planners to release flight plans directly to assigned crew members’ iPads and iPhones before departure.

In addition, planners can get a better insight into the status of any flight and an overall view of the day’s operations, while pilots can easily see flights assigned to them both on the web and on their mobile devices.

How to integrate

In order to integrate you have to have an active account with ForeFlight

In ForeFlight, you need to generate an API key that allows integrators to access the customers' account.

The format of the API key is a string, e.g.

FS1+nO1EJH3sx2OQEAU1QxT10Wk8RU9tb7W+j7H4/oY=

ForeFlight API Keys section

To generate API key you need to:

  1. Log in to your ForeFlight account
  2. Go to 'Dispatch' section within your ForeFlight account
  3. Click the “Generate API key” button in the top right-hand corner to generate a new API key
IMPORTANT!!! After generating a key make sure to save it. Keys are not shown again and cannot be retrieved once generated.

All the instructions on how to generate the API key in ForeFlight are explained here

The next step is to go to Add-ons section in Leon. In the 'Configuration' tab of ForeFlight integration you need to:

  1. Switch the status to 'ON'
  2. Insert the 'Integration API key' generated in ForeFlight
  3. Tick the 'Auto-send' checkbox if you wish Leon to send the flights automatically
  4. Save the settings

How it works

Leon sends the flights to ForeFlight software where they can be processed further.

The flights are being sent every 5 minutes.

The following details are forwarded to ForeFlight: Flight no., ACFT Reg., STD, STA, ADEP, ADES, Number of PAX, flight type (Default, Positioning, PAX), Status of the Flight (Planned, Canceled), flight Crew.

Crew are recognised in ForeFlight initially by the crew code and then by the email address (work email address in Leon). We send the following positions to ForeFlight: PIC, SIC, CA (FA1 in Leon), and the remaining Crew in Leon are sent as 'Other' in ForeFlight.

The aircraft is matched by the aircraft registration. The hyphens in the registration are removed.

This is one-way integration. Leon does not download the flights from ForeFlight

FuelerLinx Integration

FuelerLinx configuration panel

FuelerLinx is an aviation fuel planning and tankering software system.

FuelerLinx provides flight departments with an optimized tankering and flight plan that takes into consideration fuel price differentials at multiple airports, aircraft performance data, IFR reserves, tankering penalties, and ramp fee/avoidance.

The program allows dispatchers and pilots to optimize flight operations, automate the fuel purchasing process, and reconcile/pay fuel invoices all while reducing operating costs in one easy to manage interface.

For more information, please visit FuelerLinx website.

How to integrate

In order to integrate please go to configuration section and switch the status to ON, you will be provided with Login ID and User Key.

Send this information to FuelerLinx support at support@fuelerlinx.com.

You will be informed by FuelerLinx Support once you're integrated.

How it works

FuelerLinx and Leon Software integrated greatly simplifies workflow and together both systems centralize information and decision points into one marketplace.

Once you have integrated, FuelerLinx starts requesting schedules from Leon including the following data: flight number and trip number, ADEP and ADES (both in ICAO), STD and STA, aircraft registration, number of PAX and information if the flight was canceled.

This will allow utilizing/displaying the necessary information in FuelerLinx to speed up the dispatching and tankering process.


GetJet

GetJet integration

GetJet allows members to search for a private/business jet flight. To become a member you need to fill-in a short request-to-join-form on GetJet web-site (https://www.getjet.com/en/join) . Your personal login and password will admit you to the member area.

How it works

The integration allows exporting Schedule and Services (aircraft availability and empty legs) to GetJet.

How to integrate

Go to a section Settings > Integration - setting up an integration with GetJet can be done in two easy steps:

  1. To activate the integration switch the status to ON.
  2. Choose the aircraft registration that you would like to forward the Schedule and Services for (marking 'Empty Legs' checkbox is mandatory).

Once it's done click SAVE to save the settings.


Marketplaces

Marketplace integration panel

It is now possible to integrate with Marketplaces in Settings > Add-ons panel, rather than requesting such integration via Leon Support.

The list of available Marketplaces includesAviMall, Charterpad, ExecFlyer, FlightPartner, HelloJet, JetClass, JetHunter, JetSmarter, Jettly, Jettogether, Migacore, OneSky, Privatefly, Returnjet, StrataJet and Victor.

Apart from confirmed flights, it is also possible to send the 'Opportunity' type of flights. More information about 'Opportunity' can be found here

How to integrate

The integration process is quite simple:

  1. Go to 'Configuration' tab
  2. Switch 'Status' to ON
  3. Choose the Aircraft registrations you would like to forward the data for
  4. Choose 'Services' you would like to use:
    • 'Full schedule' - full Schedule forwarded including Flights (PAX, zero-PAX and empty legs), Reservations and Maintenances
    • 'Availability' - information on future aircraft availability and flights that are marked as 'empty'
    • 'Empty legs' - forwards only empty legs to a Marketplace
  5. Click 'SAVE' to save changes

Leon will start sending the relevant data to the Marketplace immediately after saving the settings.


MyHandling

MyHandling integration

MyHandling is the business aviation planning and management software of choice for airports and FBOs around the globe.

Integration of MyHandling with Leon allows you to implement the process of easily and efficiently sending and managing Handling Requests.

To integrate Leon with MyHandling facility, existing customers have to follow two easy steps:

  • Contact MyHandling Support at contact@myhandling.com in order to obtain the identifier required for integration
  • Once the identifier received, click on 'ENABLE' button, change status to 'ON'. Then, type in this identifier into the GUID field and press SAVE button to finish integration.

Airports using MyHandling do not receive standard email to inbox. Instead they use MyHandling application that stores every handling request sent.

More information on how MyHandling works within Leon can be found here.


PPS

PPS integration panel

In this section you can set up an integration with PPS. PPS is a pc-based Flight Planning software to private and commercial business aircraft operators, regional/charter/cargo/national airlines as well as military/utility operators.

The PPS Flight Planning system that gives a dynamic data feed of schedule changes, aircraft changes, load data etc.

Crew positions which are sent from Leon to PPS are (Leon position = PPS position):

CPT = CMD

FO = COP (or if SP assigned instead of FO then SP = COP)

FA1 = CA1

FA2 = CA2

FA3 = CA3

FA4 = CA4

FA5 = CA5

FA6 = CA6

All other crew positions in Leon can not be sent to PPS due to PPS's API unable to recognize them on their side.

Integration between PPS and Leon comes down to feeding schedules as well as some basic data such as: cargo, number of PAX, Sex of PAX (if filled in in Phonebook) from Leon to PPS. The advantage of being integrated is that you do not have to re-enter the schedule in PPS.

Before enabling this option you need to contact support@airsupport.dk and request a special login and password for integration with Leon, which then need to be inserted into Leon.

Click an icon ENABLE and once a pop-up window shows up click your operator code. Insert previously received login & password (CHANGE button) and save. If you don't want flights to be sent out automatically to PPS unmark a checkbox 'Auto Send'. Otherwise Leon will forward the flights to PPS every 5 minutes.

You can decide if you want all aircraft to be sent to PPS or only some particular ones - open a section 'Aircraft' and unmark tails which should not be sent to PPS.

Sending documents to CrewBriefing in PPS option is also available in Leon - you can read about it in THIS chapter of Leon manual.

If you have exported a flight from Leon to PPS again (after having made changes to it) - that flight will overwrite previously sent one.

Q5 Systems

Q5 integration section

Q5 Systems has been developing quality, security, and environmental, health and safety software since the early 1990's to help professionals better manage the complexity of an ever-changing business environment and the inherent risks associated with every day operations.

Q5 offers a suite of safety software products to enable optimal safety compliance including audit and inspections management, incident management, corrective actions, risk management, project observation management and custom development.

For more information visit Q5 Systems website.

How to integrate

In order to integrate Q5 with Leon, you need to switch the status to ON. Insert your domain name in the Q5. Insert your Q5 login details in the CREDENTIALS section. Q5 login details are the ones that you use to access Q5 System. Press AUTHENTICATE button to save changes.

How to configure

Once you have integrated you need to configure the available 'EVENTS'. There is a possibility of adding further 'Events' in the future.

The only currently available event is a 'Late Roster' warning.

Once you click on the 'Late Roster it will open a dropdown list with an option to choose Customer. 'Customer' is a Department within Q5 System you would like to send the warning to.

Switch the status to 'ON' and set the remaining items: Priority, Location, Type, Category and Subcategory. These items are uploaded from Q5 and can be added only in Q5. This is to correctly map the event from Leon in Q5 System.

If you want to update the list of items from Q5 in Leon simply go to Add-ons section, click on Q5 integration and the list of items should refresh. List of items you see in each following dropdown is a result of the item chosen in the previous dropdown.

Threshold is set in Leon and means the number of days from 'Now' onwards that Leon should search for a security event. More information in 'How it works' section.

Publishing of whole months checkbox is active, you should publish the roster for a whole month not later than your threshold days in advance. For example, if the threshold is set to 14 days, and you are to publish the roster for the full month of April, this roster has to be published by 17th of March.

How it works

Currently, the integration allows recording any security-related events, such as overdue publishing of the roster, in the Security Management System that is Q5. Depending on the configuration, if such an event occurs in Leon, the information is automatically forwarded to Q5 System.

Example

Duty Roster for Q5

The screenshot will help you to understand when the Duty Roster event is reported to Q5 systems.

Let's assume that 2nd February at 15:00 is our 'NOW'. Marked within red frame in the screenshot.

The 'Roster effective date' has been set to 13th February. This is the dark blue line in the screenshot.

In the integration settings we have inserted 14 days 'Threshold'. Field marked yellow in the screenshot.

The above values mean that the 'Roster effective date' is currently placed withing the 'Threshold' (2nd of February at 15:00 + 14days is 16th of February at 14:59).

Since the 'Roster effective date' is within the 'Threshold' period, if we now move the 'Roster effective date' to any other date, the event will be reported within Q5 system.

For the Q5 notification purpose, Leon will always check when the effective date has been moved, considering the 'NOW' and the 'Threshold'.


RocketRoute

Rocket Route Integration

The RocketRoute activation process is done globally for the airline rather than per User.

In order to activate RocketRoute integration you need to:

  1. Go to 'Add-ons' section and open 'Configuration' tab of RocketRoute integration section
  2. Switch the Status button to 'ON'
  3. Insert RocketRoute dispatcher's login credentials. These are the login details of a person with the 'dispatcher' status in RocketRoute
  4. You can also tick the Autosend button. It will automatically send the schedule to RocketRoute every 5 minutes
  5. Save changes. This will activate the integration for all the Users

If the credentials are incorrect Leon will display a warning message. If along the way, you change your credentials in RocketRoute, you will be asked to update it in Leon.

Existing RocketRoute Users, who configured RocketRoute integration with their own login and password from the OPS page will not be affected by this change unless they wish to activate the 'Autosend' button. In this case, the abovementioned activation process must be followed.

Once the above conditions are fulfilled you can start sending flights to RocketRoute.

If you are sending the flights manually, this can only be done from OPS section of Leon.

To send a schedule to RocketRoute you have to:

  1. Click on the RocketRoute link available in the documents tooltip (right click of the mouse in Table section) in order to activate “Send to RocketRoute” window.
  2. “Send to RocketRoute” window displays chosen the schedule and gives an option to choose the aircraft and crew. Aircraft and crew suggested in this window are the ones input in RocketRoute database. Click the “Send” button to send to RocketRoute.
  3. Schedule available to view in RocketRoute.

RocketRoute have their own database of Crew and Aircraft.

When sending flights to RocketRoute:

  • Flight Number - must be A-Z, 0-9, from 2 to 7 digits long.
  • Crew - are being matched by emails (work email address in Leon). If emails do not match, Crew space is left blank and Crew have to be picked manually in RocketRoute software.
  • Aircraft - matched by its registration. Hyphens in the registration are ignored.

IMPORTANT!

This is one way integration only. If there are any changes made in RocketRoute, they will not update in Leon and vice-versa. If there are changes made in Leon and the flight is re-sent to RocketRoute, this flight will be duplicated in RocketRoute.

SAFE

SAFE integration

SAFE is a computer program that includes a suite of algorithms that allow a range of factors influencing alertness in aircrew to be evaluated.

SAFE is very easy to use and will quickly identify schedules and individual pilot duties with high fatigue scores rapidly.

How it works

The integration allows sending Pilots data from Leon to SAFE in one easy click.

Go to SAFE roster export report, where you can send the data from Leon to SAFE. Once the data is uploaded to SAFE it undergoes immediate fatigue and alertness evaluation.

You can also generate the csv file. The generated file can be used and uploaded in SAFE software.

Main User Panel in SAFE

How to integrate

In order to integrate with SAFE you need to take a license to access the SAFE model.

In SAFE, you will need to point the data you create at your own endpoint of SAFE. An endpoint is your own SAFE website address e.g. https://client.frmsc.com where “client” is the client`s name.

Once you have received the endpoint (client), login and password from FRMSc, you need to log in to SAFE.

I the top-right corner of main User Panel in SAFE you will see API icon - . Click on the icon to see (and copy) the API Key (displayed in the top-left corner of API page). The API Key is an individual key for each Client and will be required to complete the integration (details below).

Go to 'Add-ons' section in Leon, FRMSc SAFE integration and insert the endpoint, login, password and API Key in the 'CONFIGURATION' section.

Saving the changes will complete the integration.


SchedAero

Schedule quote in SchedAero

SchedAero is a leading charter sales management system and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Avinode Group. The integration allows for transferring confirmed/booked flights from SchedAero automatically to LEON, in one click. Thus eliminating the need to enter the same trip twice in both systems.

In order to integrate you need to follow 2 easy steps:

  1. Contact sales@schedaero.com in order to receive Authorization key. Authorization key is a sequence of letters, numbers and special signs provided by SchedAero.
  2. Open integration window, switch Status to 'ON', insert the Authorization key and press 'SAVE'.

This completes the integration.

The process of sending Trips from SchedAero to Leon is very simple:

  1. Create and confirm quote in SchedAero.
  2. Schedule the quote - once the quote is created, click “Schedule”. A pop-up window will open to schedule this quote. Once the quote is scheduled, the trip will be sent to Leon.
  3. New flight in Leon - it takes anything between 30 seconds and 2 minutes for the SchedAero quote to appear as a Trip in Leon. This Trip will hold SchedAero quotation number.
IMPORTANT ! Mark a checkbox 'Automatically update trip in Leon once it is changed in SchedAero' so that any change in SchedAero resulted in updated it in Leon

TAILLOG

Integration with TailLog

TAILLOG app is a fully integrated EFB and flight progress tool containing the flight plan details, company documents, weather charts and NOTAM's. Automatically registering and reporting flight progress.

TAILLOG interfaces with pre- and post-flight systems and enables both automatic and manual control, supporting the calculation of abeam times, fuel consumption etc. Miscalculations and human errors are eliminated and time-consuming data management is minimized.

For more information please visit Blue Chap Group official website

How to integrate

The integration can be activated by sending a request to TAILLOG to support@bluechap.com. Upon Client's request, TAILLOG will then establish an automated data exchange by using the Leon API and the TAILLOG API.

How it works

The data exchange will be executed at the time the client completes a flight log in the TAILLOG system. The flight log will be synchronised with the cloud server and activate the data exchange with the Leon system.

The data to exchange is selected by the client. Typically, the data is Block Off and Block On times, Take Off and Landing times, key fuel parameters, number of PAX and number of landings.


Videcom

Videcom Integration

Videcom is an IATA compliant Airline Reservation System providing Inventory Hosting, IATA Eticketing, Internet Booking Engine, GDS Distribution, Codeshare and Interline connections. For more information please visit: Videcom Official Website.

The integration allows importing schedule from Videcom to Leon, in a few easy steps. Thus eliminating the need to enter the same schedule twice in both systems.

How to integrate

If you already are a Videcom client, you simply need to contact help@paxiq.com to receive details for integration with Leon. You can set up an integration with Videcom by switching it to Active. Once it's activated insert integration details and press Save (see a screenshot on the right).

How to import flights

Importing fligts from Videcom

Once you are integrated you will see the action button located at the bottom bar of the SCHEDULE section which provides you with an access to Videcom import trigger.

The process of importing flights from Videcom to Leon is as follow:

  1. Go to Add-ons section Videcom
  2. Click on Videcom in order to open Import window.
  3. Choose the date range and click 'IMPORT' button. Leon will search for the flights and if there are any scheduled in Videcom, they will be listed in the 'Import Window'. After clicking on 'IMPORT' button Leon will display flights devided into 3 sections: New - flights just imported for the first time; Updated - any updates made in Videcom or Leon to previously downloaded flight; Skipped - flights ignored during import due to a number of reasons such as: missing IATA code or number, unrecognized airport, etc.
  4. Relevant flights will display in Leon upon refreshing the OPS page view.

If the schedule changes are made in Leon, Videcom will overwrite it upon next import.

It is most convenient to have the Aircraft registration from Leon registered in Videcom. Otherwise, since Videcom is IATA based software, please make sure your Fleet have IATA codes inserted. If an aircraft registered in Videcom is missing in Leon, the flights will not be imported.

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