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I'm a bit confused. Is this a seller's screen or a buyers screen or is it the same for both? Is the "My Deck" basically my inventory? And if I add it in there i

by slake 14y ago

I'm a bit confused. Is this a seller's screen or a buyers screen or is it the same for both? Is the "My Deck" basically my inventory? And if I add it in there is there marketplace sort of screen where I as a buyer (Not that I'm buying a million dollar jet tomorrow - maybe next week) would go and find what's available?

fallingmeat 14y ago
It's a broker's screen. The middle man. Buyers and sellers would never see this. However, the buyer would see the spec that is sent (which is not part of this demo). The concept demonstrated here is to enter and manage my aircraft for sale and the contacts associated with it (from a broker's perspective)
- samstave 14y ago
  FallingMeat is a HORRIBLE name for a jet seller.... With that said - you need to put in some example inventory to show both buyers and sellers what they would really see with a fully populated listing. Show how after entering all the features of a jet - comparable FEATURE listings come in and tell the poster the pricess for that inventory (you could monetize this feature) Need to make it easier to select MFR such as engine maker... i.e. select an angine after selecting known manufacturer. Also - your engine would be FAR more powerful if you preload model configs from various manufacturers. So, i can ladder through a product list based on selecting a particular manufacturer. The key to success here is in doing all the leg work to get the data from all the suppliers. Link this info to maintenance records, charge fees for scans to this.. Call it AIRFAX - carfax for airplanes. Or if you prefer, call it Flightr.com --- a domain you can acquire from me if interested...
  - fallingmeat 14y ago
    Great point on the example data. Although I disabled emails from the HN test account linked to here, you can get an idea of what the 'purchaser experience' would be like from the JetDeck homepage (www.jetdeck.co) and clicking the "Try a Demo Now" button. This is a link to a demo of what the customer actually sees after a broker has entered the data in the JetDeck portal: http://www.jetdeck.co/specs/4425542.php?name=Sam http://www.jetdeck.co/specs/4425542.php?name=Sam
  - fallingmeat 14y ago
    Another good idea on the pre-loading of configs. We've shelved that as a phase 2 feature for now, but wholeheartedly agree it's a big win that would make data entry way less painful. Sounds like you know something about aerospace, Sam.

by slake 14y ago

fallingmeat 14y ago

It's a broker's screen. The middle man. Buyers and sellers would never see this. However, the buyer would see the spec that is sent (which is not part of this demo). The concept demonstrated here is to enter and manage my aircraft for sale and the contacts associated with it (from a broker's perspective)

samstave 14y ago
FallingMeat is a HORRIBLE name for a jet seller.... With that said - you need to put in some example inventory to show both buyers and sellers what they would really see with a fully populated listing. Show how after entering all the features of a jet - comparable FEATURE listings come in and tell the poster the pricess for that inventory (you could monetize this feature) Need to make it easier to select MFR such as engine maker... i.e. select an angine after selecting known manufacturer. Also - your engine would be FAR more powerful if you preload model configs from various manufacturers. So, i can ladder through a product list based on selecting a particular manufacturer. The key to success here is in doing all the leg work to get the data from all the suppliers. Link this info to maintenance records, charge fees for scans to this.. Call it AIRFAX - carfax for airplanes. Or if you prefer, call it Flightr.com --- a domain you can acquire from me if interested...
- fallingmeat 14y ago
  Great point on the example data. Although I disabled emails from the HN test account linked to here, you can get an idea of what the 'purchaser experience' would be like from the JetDeck homepage (www.jetdeck.co) and clicking the "Try a Demo Now" button. This is a link to a demo of what the customer actually sees after a broker has entered the data in the JetDeck portal: http://www.jetdeck.co/specs/4425542.php?name=Sam http://www.jetdeck.co/specs/4425542.php?name=Sam
- fallingmeat 14y ago
  Another good idea on the pre-loading of configs. We've shelved that as a phase 2 feature for now, but wholeheartedly agree it's a big win that would make data entry way less painful. Sounds like you know something about aerospace, Sam.