
Service architecture
Three high-value use cases, one controlled operating model.
Spray
Guided from request to verified closure.
Map
Guided from request to verified closure.
Inspect
Guided from request to verified closure.
Sortie gives drone services a sharper operating layer: public trust, guided pilot execution, dispatch control, and completion proof that does not depend on guesswork.
Mission airspace
Live readiness
Pilot action locked
Next step appears only when the sequence allows it.
Services
The website frames the promise clearly while real booking, tracking, pricing, and execution remain inside the role-specific product surfaces.

Service architecture
Spray
Guided from request to verified closure.
Map
Guided from request to verified closure.
Inspect
Guided from request to verified closure.
Coordinated spraying missions with acreage context, pilot assignment, and a final executed-area record.
Aerial capture for boundaries, terrain, progress, and land intelligence that needs reliable visual context.
Repeatable inspection workflows for assets where visual proof matters more than unstructured field notes.
Workflow
The sequence stays readable for customers, practical for pilots, and enforceable for operations.
Confirmed
Customer
Assigned
Ops
En route
Pilot
On site
Pilot
In progress
System
Completed
System
No skipping
Each state follows the previous one.
Role clarity
Customer, pilot, ops, and system actions stay distinct.
Proof gate
Completion waits for every required evidence record.

Customer app
Request services, follow mission state, and receive completion proof.
Pilot app
Move through guided actions, submit proof, and close work from the field.
Admin console
Assign pilots, monitor exceptions, and preserve the operating sequence.
Command layer
Public brand, field execution, and admin governance stay aligned.
Platform
The landing page can be beautiful because it does not pretend to be the product backend. It points people to the right app, then lets the system enforce the rules.
Operations assigns pilots and watches exceptions without breaking state order.
The field app narrows the pilot experience to the next valid action.
Evidence, final area, and system checks define closure.
Completion proof
The public promise is simple, but strict: guidance can happen in the interface; verified completion is decided by the system.
Readiness is recorded before active work can open.
The initial site condition is captured at the mission location.
Completion is backed by a visual record from the field.
The executed area is stored as a numeric completion record.

Evidence package ready
Completion can now be released by the system.
Pricing model
Sortie can explain how pricing is shaped without publishing hardcoded rates. The actual quote belongs to the product system, where mission context is evaluated correctly.
Product rule
Final quotes are calculated by the product system, not the marketing site.
Apps
Customers request and track from mobile. Pilots execute assigned work in the field. Operations manages dispatch, exceptions, and governance from the admin console.
Customer app
Request and track
Choose service
Spray, mapping, or inspection
Track progress
Clear state-by-state movement
Receive proof
Photos, checklist, and final area
Pilot app
Execute and upload
Next action
Only the valid step is shown
Submit proof
Checklist, photos, and area
Close mission
Completion follows evidence
Contact
Share the service type, location, and timeline. The website does not store form data; it opens a prepared email so the enquiry stays in your mail client.
hello@sortie.in
Customer enquiries
App links soon
Launch channel
Partner route
Pilot onboarding
FAQ
No. This is the public marketing site. Booking and tracking belong in the consumer mobile app.
No. The website explains pricing inputs while final quotes remain in the product system.
Checklist, before photo, after photo, and final area must all be recorded before completion is released.
Launch channels
Store links can remain placeholders until launch. Contact routes stay as plain email links, keeping the public site static and free of stored personal data.