FiledSpace takes your parts list and writes the product assurance documents every mission has to hand over. Every value is sourced, your engineer signs off, and it is built to match ECSS or NASA.
Flying commercial parts is cheaper, but it means more documentation, not less. It is slow, repetitive work, and it eats the hours of the few engineers who can do it.
Parts lists, approval documents and derating tables get built by hand in Excel and Word, one line at a time.
A mismatch between the parts list and the derating sheet can hold up a milestone or a customer sign off.
Small teams and suppliers rarely have a spare parts engineer, so the work lands on whoever is already busy.
You stay in charge the whole way. FiledSpace does the assembly, your engineer makes the calls.
Drop in an Excel or CSV file, or connect your BOM. FiledSpace reads every line into a clean record.
Each part gets filled in from datasheets and public sources, and derating margins are worked out against the standard. Every value keeps its source.
Your engineer checks it, edits anything, and approves. Out comes a tidy package, ready to hand over in your template.
FiledSpace is built first for space teams who deliver assurance packages on tight timelines, without a big department behind them.
In this work, trust is everything. FiledSpace is built so the person who signs can stand behind every page.
We are working with a small group of pilot customers right now. Tell us about your mission and we will show you what FiledSpace can produce from your parts list.
Talk to us about a pilot Or email us any time at hello@filedspace.com