Veryon Launches Work Center and Ground Support Equipment (GSE) Solutions, Expanding Unified Aviation Maintenance Suite

Veryon, a provider of aviation software and information services, announces the launch of Veryon Work Center and Veryon GSE at MRO Americas, taking place April 21-23, in Orlando, FL. Veryon Work Center and GSE solutions, formerly known under the EBIS brand acquired from Tronair last year, are now available as part of the Veryon product portfolio.

The launch builds on Veryon Tracking and Tracking+, further strengthening Veryon's fleet management capabilities with a work order, quoting, parts, and inventory management platform and integrated ground support equipment (GSE) asset management. The Work Center solution primarily supports Part 145 Repair Stations, A&P shops, service centers, FBOs and OEMs in North America. Veryon GSE provides a new capability to support ground equipment managed directly by Part 121 commercial airlines or airports, as well as ground handling services worldwide.

"Aviation operators and MROs are under growing pressure to do more with fewer resources while managing increasingly complex operations," says Bethany Little, chief executive officer at Veryon. "With the introduction of Veryon Work Center and Veryon GSE, we're giving operators and maintenance teams modern, purpose-built solutions that simplify operations and provide greater visibility across their entire asset and repair environment, from aircraft in the hangar to equipment on the ramp."

Veryon Work Center streamlines structured maintenance workflows across work orders, labor tracking, scheduling, compliance, invoicing and documentation, giving teams greater operational control. By bringing planning, execution and recordkeeping into a single digital environment, Veryon Work Center helps maintenance providers operate more efficiently and stay audit ready.

"It basically takes the place of three to four employees," says Greg Baker, owner and accountable manager at Baker Avionics. "For small shops, that's a big plus. It saves time, saves money, and streamlines everything."

Veryon GSE extends maintenance visibility beyond the aircraft to include ground support equipment. It provides centralized insight into asset status, maintenance schedules, parts management and operational readiness, helping operators and service providers reduce downtime and coordinate resources more effectively across ramp operations. Today, major airline operators across North America rely on Veryon GSE to bring greater control and visibility to their ground operations, ensuring equipment readiness keeps pace with flight schedules.

Veryon brings these capabilities together in one unified suite, connecting maintenance tracking, troubleshooting, technical publications, reliability, and MRO execution through shared data and workflows. At the center is Veryon AIRE, AI-driven maintenance intelligence built on more than 100 million real-world maintenance events, helping teams surface repeat issues earlier, identify the most probable fixes, and act with confidence in the moment.

By connecting the full maintenance lifecycle into a single, intelligent ecosystem, Veryon enables faster troubleshooting, stronger operational visibility, and more informed decision-making. The result is less time chasing information and more time keeping aircraft in the air.

Attendees at MRO Americas can learn more and see live demonstrations at Booth #3710. They can also attend the session "Digitized but Disconnected: Why Aviation Maintenance Needs a Unified Maintenance Suite" presented by Santosh Nachu, VP of Growth and Integration at Veryon, on April 21 at 2:30 p.m. EST.

For more information, visit veryon.com.