The field goes dark
Supervisors have to call the greeters to find out where they stand in the passenger journey.
What operations really look like
However well built, a schedule rarely survives the pace of an airport. Disruptions pile up, services overlap and visibility disappears as soon as operations start.
Supervisors have to call the greeters to find out where they stand in the passenger journey.
Delays, gate changes and no-shows add up and blur the tracking.
Retracing how a service went means cross-checking several sources.
The challenge: staying in control when reality drifts from the schedule.
Born in the field
The schedule lives in a spreadsheet. Coordination happens in a consumer messaging app. Tracking runs on applications designed for other trades, repurposed for lack of anything better.
Those tools help, but none of them knows what a passenger service actually involves: tax refund, check-in, border police, security, baggage, no-show, and the rest.
Asirem came out of that observation, designed alongside experienced greeters (CDG / ORY), to give the job a tool built for it.

The Asirem answer
The greeter runs the service the way they always have. The platform records progress, suggests the relevant next step and adapts the journey to the actual situation.
The greeter focuses on the passenger. Asirem orchestrates the service.
Everything useful is gathered before the service starts: flight, services booked, instructions and points to watch.
Flight tracking automatically picks up early arrivals, delays and gate changes to keep the teams in sync.
The service adjusts at every step, while supervision follows it in real time.
A clear report is available as soon as the service ends, with nothing to reconstruct.
What it delivers for the business
The tool makes completed actions visible, supports the field without weighing it down and gives everyone the right level of information at the right moment.
Delays, incidents and deviations from the journey are flagged, so supervisors step in and decide only where it is needed.
Service tracking sits in a single place, so several services can be coordinated at once.
Every service follows clearly defined steps and instructions, so field and supervision read it the same way.
Steps completed, incidents reported, instruction changes, notes and field records are timestamped, so a service can be retraced precisely.
Preview of the supervision interface, planned for the first pilots.
Your data security
Every access to your data goes through strict isolation.
You know who viewed or changed what, and when.
We only collect what the service needs.
Your data is stored and processed in Paris.
Processing details and retention periods are set out in our privacy policy.
A step-by-step rollout
You can bring Asirem to one team, one airport or one category of services before any wider rollout.
Tell us about your services, your organisation and where your teams run into trouble. We will show you a journey built around how you actually work.
Or write to us directly: contact@itmerad.fr