Every module is scoped to an organisation. Some are shipped and in daily use; a couple are still being built, and one is only an idea so far — each section below says which.
The organisational backbone every AVUT org runs on. Manage who's in the org, what teams they belong to, and how they connect to D4H — always on, never gated by settings.
Manage user accounts, roles and team membership across the org.
The org's own roster — details that live in AVUT, not just D4H.
Invite new members by email and track pending invitations.
Connect and manage the read-only tokens behind the D4H integration.
Read-only views of the D4H data your org already maintains — members, teams and equipment — without re-typing anything or writing back.
Browse your D4H personnel and team structure from inside AVUT.
Categories, brands and items synced read-only from D4H Equipment.
Small utilities that plug into D4H for things D4H itself doesn't cover. Ideas so far, not built yet.
A shared calendar across multiple D4H Teams.
Set up checks and nags for team members who haven't responded (Attending / Not Attending) to training.
Issue, inspect and return equipment and PPE against templates defined per item type, backed by your D4H equipment records.
Hand out equipment and PPE against a template.
Record inspection results for issued items.
Process equipment and PPE returns.
Define what gets issued, inspected and returned per item type.
Rich-text notes that live with the org instead of scattered across someone's inbox or a shared drive. Still an idea on the drawing board — nothing here is built yet.
Run skill checks and assessment sessions against a catalogue of skill packages, then see who's current with reports sliced by person, skill or team.
The skill packages your org assesses against.
Scheduled assessment sessions with a recorder.
Individual skill check records, pass or fail.
Matrix, per-person, per-skill and per-team views of who's current.
Author the skill packages your assessors work from, and version them as requirements change.
Build out the structure and content of a skill package.
Publish new versions of a package as it evolves.