Integrate with our platform. Reach customers who already run it.
EnCor Command is the software that dispatches, flies, and records EnCor aircraft, from a browser. Every flight leaves telemetry, video, and a record behind it, and the customer buys reports from that data. If your model or tool can turn a flight into an answer a county sheriff, an electric co-op, or a farm would pay for, it can be sold inside EnCor Command, on EnCor's paper, to customers who would never find you on their own.
Every integration is different, so we start with a conversation
One partner wants live video and returns a detection. Another wants a week of flight records and returns a maintenance forecast. Another wants thermal frames from one inspection and returns a findings report. There is no single shape that fits all three, so EnCor does not pretend there is. Tell us what your software does, what it needs from a flight, and what it produces, and we work out together how it connects to EnCor Command and how it is sold.
What the software holds
- Telemetry, once a second per aircraft: position, altitude, heading, speed, battery, satellite fix, link quality, flight mode, wind, and health.
- Video from the aircraft, with thermal palettes where the camera has them, and replay of what the pilot saw.
- Flight records: track, altitude, battery, pilot, aircraft, and the concurrent-flight count for every flight.
- Calls and missions: what the flight was for, who asked, when it launched, what it found.
- Reports as records in their own right: call summaries, inspection findings, counts. AI-produced reports exist today for one outcome, wildlife counts.
The field-by-field description, and the plain state of access for outside software, is on the data page. Customers own their data.
What to bring
- What the model or tool does, in one paragraph, and a sample output.
- What it needs: video, telemetry, records, and at what rate or resolution.
- Where it runs today.
- Which of EnCor's customers you think pays for it, and why.
Use the proposal form. A person reads it and replies.
Questions partners ask
Can my software integrate with EnCor Command?
Yes. Every integration is arranged with EnCor directly, because every tool needs something different: some want video, some want telemetry or flight records, some produce a report, some an alert. There is no self-serve interface to build against on your own today, and no third party receives data from EnCor Command without an arrangement. Tell us what your tool does and we work out how it connects.
How does my software reach customers?
Through EnCor Command. The customer already runs its fleet from that screen, so a report or alert produced inside it needs no separate login, contract, or sales call. EnCor sells the aircraft, the software, and the reports.
How are AI reports priced?
AI reports are priced at $50 per data hour, where a data hour is one hour of one data feed, flight data or video, processed into reports; a flight with two feeds is two data hours. That pricing is in development; the reports exist today for one outcome, wildlife counts. Terms for a partner model are agreed per partner and not published.
Who owns the data?
Customers own their data. Any use of it is governed by the customer contract, which is EnCor's to set.
What kinds of software fit?
Tools that turn a flight into something a small agency, utility, farm, or training program would pay for: detection and counting from video, thermal anomaly reports, crop and livestock scouting, right-of-way change detection, incident summaries, fleet and pilot records analysis. If your tool needs the aircraft to fly differently, that is a hardware conversation first, and we will have it.