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Evoke Systems launches a mobile app for its EFOS training and compliance platform
Source: Evoke Systems· 28 May 2026
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Evoke Systems has released EFOS Mobile, a smartphone app that extends its EFOS Training platform to staff who do not work from a fixed desk, including pilots, cabin crew, maintenance and operations teams. The app lets users check their own competency heatmaps and performance graphs, upload documents, and track course requirements from a personal device, alongside a virtual document wallet for operational paperwork. Evoke frames the release as part of a push toward structured, trackable training pathways, aligning the platform with frameworks including Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA), Evidence-Based Training (EBT) and Assessment and Qualification Training Programmes (ATQP).
EFOS Mobile gives pilots, cabin crew, maintenance and other shift-based staff a smartphone view of their training records, competency heatmaps and course progress without needing a fixed workstation. Evoke Systems says the app also supports training frameworks such as CBTA, EBT and ATQP.
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