WYNTIQ is an AI-powered, offline-first Integrated Material Management System — from demand signal to delivery, every step tracked, approved, and audited. Built by TwinStance Solutions.
Every grounded aircraft, missing supply, or stuck demand is a failure of visibility, accountability, and speed.
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IAF currently uses IMMOLS — but it requires internet and lacks real-time field integration. Aircraft at forward bases in Ladakh, Andaman, Northeast India face chronic supply delays because the system doesn't work offline.
Every hour an IAF aircraft sits grounded due to a missing part is not just a logistics failure — it is an operational failure. During a border crisis, during a flood relief mission, during a peacekeeping operation — a grounded aircraft can mean lives lost, missions failed, national security compromised.
The Indian Air Force currently operates over 1,700 aircraft across 130+ air bases, air force stations, and advanced landing grounds. Managing spare parts, maintenance schedules, and procurement across this network — largely on paper and phone calls — is the single biggest operational inefficiency in the force.
Step 1 — Technician Raises Demand Signal
A ground crew technician identifies a faulty fuel pump on AN-32 (KF-304). Opens WYNTIQ on tablet — works offline. Fills in: aircraft ID, work order, part number FP-AN32-007, quantity 2, priority URGENT. Submits. Demand Signal DS-047 created in 90 seconds.
Step 2 — System Checks Store First
WYNTIQ checks store inventory automatically. If 2 units available — issued immediately. No officer needed. Zero delay. If not available — moves to approval chain. In this case — only 1 unit in stock. Partial issue + procurement triggered.
Step 3 — Officer Notified Instantly
Squadron Leader receives push notification on WYNTIQ. Reviews demand, justification, aircraft status. Approves with one click. Time taken: 4 minutes. Previously: 4 hours waiting for paper to reach desk.
Step 4 — Logistics & Accounts
Logistics confirms stock position. Accounts verifies budget allocation — ₹12,500 approved. All digital. All timestamped. No paper. No phone calls. Total time from demand to accounts approval: 2.5 hours. Previous system: 2.5 days.
Step 5 — Vendor PO Auto-Generated
For the second unit not in stock, WYNTIQ automatically generates Purchase Order PO-IAF-2026-0047 to the approved vendor. No manual PO writing. Vendor receives notification. Delivery tracked to gate.
Step 6 — Audit Trail Complete
Every single step — who raised, who approved, who issued, time taken at each stage — permanently logged. Exportable as CSV for MCI audit, CAG audit, or any official inspection. Cannot be modified or deleted.
The Indian Army operates across some of the world's most extreme terrain — from the glaciers of Siachen at 6,000 metres to tropical jungles of the Northeast to the scorching deserts of Rajasthan. Supply chain management in these conditions is not just difficult — it is a matter of life and death for soldiers in the field.
Army logistics encompasses Mechanical Transport (MT), ammunition, rations, medical supplies, weapons, communication equipment, and engineering materials — all flowing through a hierarchy from Corps to Division to Brigade to Battalion to Company level. Coordinating this manually creates delays, duplication, and dangerous gaps.