Enterprise NOTAM intelligence
Notamify Enterprise
Archive NOTAMs, run the Operating System, alert teams, and push structured NOTAM data into your own software from one enterprise plan.
The offer
Enterprise is the full NOTAM stack, not a bundle of disconnected add-ons.
It is for teams that need coverage, data rights, operational tooling, support, and delivery requirements that a self-serve subscription does not cover cleanly.
Archive NOTAMs
Access expired, cancelled, and replaced NOTAMs through the Archive API or as scoped data exports. Older public records move behind archive access after the public lookup window.
- Public lookup covers the last 6 months
- Archive API returns original text plus structured interpretation
- Bulk exports available up to five years back, subject to coverage
- Archive access scoped for API retrieval or bulk export
Notamify OS
A dashboard for operations teams that monitor many airports, FIRs, alternates, or stations at once. It is built to stay open, refresh, and keep the right notices in view.
- Airports and FIRs on shared dashboards
- Affected-element and flight-profile filtering
- 3D globe and map visualization
- Cross-team shared dashboard configurations
Dashboard Alerts
Define the conditions your operation cares about and receive email alerts when matching NOTAM interpretations arrive. Alerts use structured affected elements, not just keyword matching.
- Up to 50 alert configurations
- ICAO, airport-type, category, affected-element, and time-window filters
- Team alert sharing
- Enterprise email notifications with up to 15 listeners
API and data access
Connect active NOTAM, archive, watcher, SDK, usage analytics, and API Manager workflows to the systems your team already operates.
- Active NOTAM API, Archive API, SDK, usage analytics, and API Manager
- Watcher delivery for automated downstream workflows
- API key management and continuity controls
- Additional endpoints and custom delivery formats for Enterprise
Product
Built around operational review, alerting, and integration.
The same structured interpretation powers dashboards, alerts, archive records, briefings, APIs, and exports. Teams can review it in Notamify or move it into their own systems.
Run the operation from one screen
Dashboards keep airports, FIRs, filters, cards, lists, and map context together so teams do not have to repeat the same NOTAM search all day.
Alert only on what matters
Alerts can target airports, airport types, affected elements, effects, time windows, and team-shared configurations.
Manage API access
API Manager gives teams keys, usage visibility, and continuity controls in one place.
Enterprise scope
The parts that usually matter in procurement.
Enterprise scope is shaped around the way your team actually uses NOTAM data: seats, operations, API volume, archive depth, support expectations, and integration surface.
Enterprise agreement
Put seats, operations volume, API access, archive access, and support expectations into one operating agreement.
High-volume API access
Move product-critical integrations into an API setup shaped around your expected volume, uptime needs, and delivery method.
Archive data exports
License scoped historical datasets when your work needs a corpus instead of query-by-query access.
Custom integrations
Integrate dashboards, alerts, API, additional endpoints, and custom formats into your existing operational workflow.
SLA, audit logs, and support
Add SLA options, audit logs, dedicated Slack, and on-call support when the NOTAM workflow is business-critical.
Extended feeds and coverage
Enterprise plans can include extensive coverage options and data feed integrations, including the Eurocontrol feed option in OS quoting.
Who it fits
For teams where NOTAM work is operational infrastructure.
Enterprise is usually the right conversation when NOTAM data affects dispatch decisions, airport monitoring, product uptime, compliance review, or historical investigations.
Airlines and dispatch centers
Monitor destinations, alternates, hubs, route airports, fuel availability, approach changes, runway closures, and aircraft-profile relevance.
Airport operations and authorities
Track local and network infrastructure changes, review historical records, and consume structured Digital NOTAM-ready outputs through API or exports.
Aviation software teams
Build products on structured NOTAM data, Watcher shipments, the SDK, additional endpoints, custom formats, and negotiated data licensing.
Rollout
A practical path from scope to production.
The fastest enterprise conversations start with real airports, real volume, and a real workflow. From there, the rollout can be defined without theatre.
Send the scope
Tell us your airports, FIRs, monthly operations, API volume, archive period, integration needs, and support expectations.
Pilot against real NOTAMs
We validate coverage, filtering, alerts, dashboard setup, archive availability, and API shape using operational examples from your team.
Move into production
Enterprise scope can include API access, additional endpoints, audit logs, SLA options, and dedicated support.
FAQ
Common enterprise questions
The useful next step is usually concrete: send airports, volume, archive period, delivery method, and support expectations.
- What does Notamify Enterprise include?
- Enterprise can include Notamify OS dashboards, dashboard alerts, API access, archive access, archive exports, additional endpoints, custom integrations, support coverage, audit logs, SLA options, and extended coverage options.
- How does archive access work?
- Public NOTAM lookup covers records updated in the last 6 months. Older expired, cancelled, and replaced records move to archive access through the Archive API or scoped bulk exports.
- Are alerts included with Notamify OS?
- Yes. Alerts are part of the Operating System offer. They can target categories, affected elements, effects, airport scopes, time windows, and team-shared configurations.
- Do you support custom integrations?
- Yes. Enterprise engagements can include custom integrations, additional data endpoints, custom formats, dedicated support, and full integration work.
- Is this a replacement for our operational systems?
- No. Enterprise is normally deployed as a data and workflow layer around systems your team already uses: dashboards for live monitoring, alerts for changes, API for integration, and archive access for history.
Next step
Bring the airports, volume, and workflow. We will shape the rollout.
A good first message includes airport or FIR scope, monthly operations, expected API volume, archive date range, whether you need OS seats, and whether SLA or audit logs matter.