AI sourcing for space and aerospace hardware
From star trackers to optical payloads, find suppliers with the certifications and missions flown your programme needs, and compare their products against your requirements.
Why sourcing is harder here
A narrow, fragmented supplier base
Qualified players are relatively few, and many have a limited digital presence, which makes them hard to find through conventional search.
Certification and heritage data scattered
Certifications, past customers and missions flown sit across websites, brochures and emails.
Requalification takes weeks
Requalifying one component by hand takes around three weeks, and qualifying a new supplier for a critical part can take several months.
Built around your standards and parts
- Attach requirements to each item of your product tree, from focal length to power budget
- Record evidence for each supplier: EN 9100 and ISO 9001 certification, ITAR-free status, past customers and missions flown
- Set constraints on geography, company size, certifications and price
- Compare products side by side against your specifications
Star trackers, optical payloads and imagers, attitude determination and control equipment, telemetry, tracking and command subsystems
Incubated at ESA BIC Nord France, with support from CNES.
Questions from space & aerospace teams
Does Procureezy record certifications and flight heritage?
Yes. For each supplier it records evidence such as EN 9100 and ISO 9001 certification, ITAR-free status, past customers and missions flown, with the source of each finding.
Does it cover subsystems, not just components?
Yes. A programme is structured as a top assembly, systems, subsystems and parts, with requirements attached at each level.
Where is our data stored?
In Europe, on 3DS OUTSCALE infrastructure qualified SecNumCloud, under French and EU law. It is never used to train third-party models.
Bring a spec sheet. Leave with the market mapped.
20 minutes with the team. We run Procureezy live on your real components.