Standardise across the group, without losing local control.
Give every airport, department, or subsidiary its own controlled environment, while leadership gets one consolidated view of risk, compliance, and performance. OneReg's Multi-Organisation Framework brings enterprise-wide oversight and local autonomy into a single platform.
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Most organisations running multiple airports, departments, or subsidiaries end up with inconsistent standards and no easy way to see performance across the group. Each entity tracks compliance and risk its own way, and leadership only gets the full picture by chasing separate reports from every site. OneReg replaces that fragmentation with a single environment built for complex organisational structures: standardised governance from the top, full operational control at the entity level, and one consolidated view for leadership.
The multi-organisation challenges OneReg solves
Inconsistent standards across entities
Each airport, department, or subsidiary tracking compliance and risk its own way makes it hard to compare performance or enforce a common standard. OneReg lets you define governance, forms, and workflows once and apply them across every entity.
No enterprise-wide visibility
Without a shared platform, leadership only sees the group's performance by collecting separate reports from each site. Consolidated dashboards give real-time visibility across every entity from one place.
User and permission management at scale
Managing access for thousands of users across multiple sites manually is slow and error-prone. A structured hierarchy lets permissions be applied centrally or delegated to individual entities as needed.
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Everything the group needs, in one place
Organisational Hierarchy & Structure
Establish a parent organisation alongside individual airports, departments, or subsidiaries, each operating within its own controlled environment inside a single OneReg deployment.
Centralised Standards & Governance
Define forms, workflows, taxonomies, and reporting structures once at the parent level, and apply them consistently across every entity in the group.
Local Autonomy & Entity-Level Control
Each entity manages its own risks, incidents, audits, records, and dashboards, retaining full ownership of its operational data within the shared framework.
Enterprise-Wide Dashboards & Analytics
Give leadership a consolidated, real-time view of risk, compliance, and performance across every airport, department, or subsidiary from a single dashboard.
Delegated User & Permission Management
Manage users and permissions through a structured hierarchy, applying access centrally or delegating it to individual entities, without manual admin at scale.
Cross-Entity Benchmarking & Reporting
Compare trends, risk exposure, and compliance performance across entities, surfacing insights that a single-site view can't provide.
Integrated with the Rest of Your Operation
The Multi-Organisation Framework wraps around every OneReg module — SMS, wildlife hazard management, runway condition management, training, document management — so each entity runs its own operations while data rolls up to a consolidated parent view.
Group-wide visibility.
Local ownership.
- Give leadership one consolidated view of risk, compliance, and performance across the entire group
- Standardise governance, workflows, and reporting once, and apply them across every entity
- Let each airport, department, or subsidiary retain ownership and control of its own operational data
- Manage permissions for thousands of users through a structured hierarchy instead of manual admin
- Start with a single organisation and scale to a multi-entity structure without added complexity
Hear it straight from the hangar
“Before OneReg, our compliance and safety reporting lived in multiple systems and spreadsheets. It was time-consuming, fragmented and difficult to trace. What used to take days now takes minutes.”
Sam Merlo
Operations Compliance Coordinator
"By digitising what was once a paper-heavy process, we can complete compliance requirements in a fraction of the time. It’s a major step forward, giving thousands of our people the ability to manage compliance and operational documentation with far greater speed, safety, and efficiency.
Andrew Hewitt
General Manager Engineering
"OneReg has transformed our operational efficiency and compliance management. The user-friendly interface and proactive support from the OneReg team have been invaluable. We can now manage our data more effectively and ensure ongoing compliance with ease."
Chris Fox
Manager Safety & Quality Assurance
"Operational efficiency has been greatly enhanced - automation and integration of processes have reduced operational drag, allowing staff to focus on critical tasks. The system’s user-friendly interface has made it easier for staff to manage compliance activities efficiently."
Kim Gard
Operations Manager
Frequently asked questions
It's a structure within OneReg for organisations that operate as more than one entity — airport groups, regional airport networks, corporate groups with subsidiaries, or aviation operators with multiple departments. It lets a parent organisation set standards and governance while each entity manages its own day-to-day operations, all within one platform.
The parent level defines standards, workflows, and governance controls and can view consolidated data and reporting across the group. Individual entities — airports, departments, or subsidiaries — operate within their own controlled environment beneath that, managing their own operational activity day to day.
No. Each entity retains ownership of its operational data, manages its own users and permissions, and configures its own local dashboards and reporting, while still benefiting from the shared standards set at the parent level.
Enterprise-wide dashboards consolidate data from every entity into a single, real-time view of risk, compliance, and performance, so leadership isn't relying on separate reports from each site.
Yes. Forms, taxonomies, workflows, and reporting structures can be defined once at the parent level and applied consistently across every entity in the group, improving consistency and simplifying audits.
Permissions are managed through a structured hierarchy and can be applied centrally or delegated to individual entities, which significantly reduces the administrative effort of managing thousands of users across multiple sites. SCIM is supported for provisioning users into the system.
Yes. Consolidated data from across the organisation supports benchmarking, trend identification, and risk exposure monitoring at a group level, giving leadership a richer view than any single entity could provide alone.
It works alongside them. The Multi-Organisation Framework is the structural layer that lets each entity run its own SMS, wildlife hazard management, runway condition management, training, and document management activity, while that data still rolls up into a consolidated parent view.
Yes. The framework is designed to scale. Organisations can start with a single entity and expand into a multi-entity structure over time without increasing platform complexity.
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