Combination solution

Prove SLA performance, one definition of on-time across the network

Different stations measure SLA differently. Different customers define on-time differently. Cohelion gives you one harmonised SLA model across the whole network, measured, reported, and defensible at every renewal.

The problem

Every station has a different definition of "on time"

One station counts SLA from chocks-off while another counts from doors closed, and where customer A wants OTP measured at +3, customer B wants it at +15. Once you reconcile that across 500 stations you are left with three different numbers in three different reports, and a renewal you cannot defend.

Data flow

How the combination works

The high-level path the data takes to produce the outcome.

01
FROM
MDM

One golden definition of "on-time" per customer, station, and contract, versioned and governed.

02
FROM
Performance Manager

Live SLA monitoring against that definition, drilling from network down to flight.

03
OUTCOME
SLA Management

A contract-grade SLA report your customer signs off on, and your commercial team renews against.

What changes

What changes for the C-suite

One concrete shift per role, what they can do tomorrow that they couldn't do yesterday.

COO

Knows where the SLA risk sits, by station and shift, in time to fix it.

CCO

Walks into the renegotiation with the same numbers the customer is reading.

CDO

Owns one definition the rest of the business agrees with.

Customer · proof
"…contribute greatly to the acceptance of the data on all levels in the organisation."
Philipp Müller Head of Global Performance & Analytics · Swissport
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