Platform Overview

How VectAero Works

Five integrated modules that cover every SAFER SKIES Act compliance requirement — from officer certification to federal grant funding.

01

Certification Tracker

The Problem

The SAFER SKIES Act requires every officer operating C-UAS equipment to hold an individual certification through the FBI NCUTC at Redstone Arsenal. With dozens of officers to track and certification validity period and renewal requirements to be established in implementing regulations due June 15, 2026, agencies risk operating with expired credentials — a federal violation.

What It Does

VectAero tracks every officer's certification status, training progress, and expiration dates in one place. Automated alerts fire at 90, 60, 30, and 7 days before expiration so no one falls through the cracks.

Key Feature: Agency Compliance ScoreReal-time percentage of your force that is currently certified, visible from the dashboard.
02

Incident Reporter

The Problem

Every counter-drone incident must be reported to DOJ and DHS within 48 hours. Reports must include: date, time, and location; description of the threat; capabilities and technologies used for mitigation; and operational outcomes including whether the drone was seized or destroyed. Paper-based reporting makes this nearly impossible to guarantee.

What It Does

A guided form walks officers through the four statutory report fields. A live countdown timer shows exactly how much time remains, and the system generates the required federal report format automatically.

Key Feature: 48-Hour Countdown TimerA real-time countdown displayed on every open report, turning red when time is running low.
03

Tech Registry

The Problem

Only equipment on the federal Authorized Technologies List can be used in C-UAS operations. Agencies need to track what they have, whether it's on the list, and when authorizations expire — all while procurement officers acquire new technology.

What It Does

Maintains a complete inventory of all C-UAS equipment with Authorized Technologies List status tracking. Flags equipment that needs review and prevents unauthorized tech from being assigned to operations.

Key Feature: Authorized Technologies List TrackingAutomatic status monitoring against the federal Authorized Technologies List, with alerts before authorizations expire.
04

Event Manager

The Problem

Large events like sporting games, concerts, and public gatherings require authorized C-UAS deployment with specific officers and equipment assigned. Coordinating this across teams with proper documentation is complex.

What It Does

Plan events with officer assignments (certified only), equipment deployment from the Authorized Technologies List registry, FAA coordination, and operational briefing generation — all in one workflow.

Key Feature: Ops Plan GeneratorOne-click creation of a deployment briefing document with all assigned personnel, equipment, and operational parameters.
05

Grant Navigator

The Problem

Billions in federal funding are available for C-UAS programs, but navigating grant eligibility across FEMA, DHS, and state programs is time-consuming. Many agencies miss deadlines or apply for the wrong programs.

What It Does

An 8-question eligibility assessment matches your agency to qualifying grants, ranks them by fit, and helps generate application drafts with your agency data pre-filled.

Key Feature: Eligibility WizardAnswer 8 questions and instantly see which federal grants your agency qualifies for, ranked by match percentage.

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Compliance obligations reflect current statutory requirements under Sections 8601–8607 of the FY2026 NDAA. Implementing regulations due June 15, 2026 will provide additional specificity.