QUOTING · SCHEDULING · READINESS · PROOF — SPACECRAFT TEST CAMPAIGNS
Taldr turns launch-provider requirements, hardware configuration, fixtures, instrumentation, and historical duration data into quote-ready readiness packets before test — and signed passport artifacts after evidence lands.
FOR SPACECRAFT MANUFACTURERS · TEST TEAMS · TEST LABS · LAUNCH PROVIDERS · MISSION ASSURANCE
01 · HARDWARE
02 · REQUIREMENT BASIS
03 · TEST READINESS
04 · SCHEDULE / QUOTE
01 · HARDWARE AS TESTED
02 · EVIDENCE / PROVENANCE
03 · DEVIATIONS / WAIVERS
04 · AUTHORITY / SIGNATURE
THE CHAIN
Hardware, configuration, requirement basis, environments — captured once.
Missing inputs, blockers, and assumptions classified before scope is committed.
Predicted duration with confidence, machine time, technician labor.
Approved intent to the lab. Taldr stays out of DAQ and control.
Evidence, waivers, and authority decisions, signed to the serial number.
WHERE THE MONEY GOES
Quote inputs stop moving through email and Excel. Fewer revisions, faster SOW.
One versioned campaign object replaces spreadsheets and the "any update?" loop.
Structured drivers plus historical data make duration estimates defensible.
Machine-time and technician assumptions captured up front, not found on the floor.
Fixture fit, instrumentation, and functional-test pauses surface early — not mid-campaign.
Evidence leaves as one signed object — not report archaeology.
THE PACKET FORMAT
Taldr returns the structured object a lab can price and a schedule can trust. First reviews are free for design partners.
Get a readiness reviewREADINESS REVIEW — CONTENTS
WHO IT SERVES
THE PASSPORT
Every institution downstream asks the same question: is this hardware ready, and can you prove it? The passport answers from the serial number.
PROVENANCE — every evidence item carries its source, version, author or system, timestamp, and review state. Nothing enters the passport without a trail.
START WITH ONE CAMPAIGN
Send a messy test RFQ. Get back missing inputs, quote blockers, fixture and instrumentation risk, schedule-impact items, and the first passport shape.