NRWC WIP Steps — Save Your Progress Without Signing

Real shop-floor feedback, straight from the field: a technician logs a discrepancy, gets pulled to a higher-priority aircraft mid-job, and has no way to save their progress without either signing off on work that isn't actually finished yet, or losing everything they typed. Both are bad options — so we fixed it.

You can now save your work without signing it. On any WIP step, both the Discrepancy and the Corrective Action get their own SAVE (SIGN LATER) option:

• Jot down a discrepancy or a corrective-action note, save it, and walk away — nothing is lost, and you haven't attested to anything you didn't actually do.
• Come back whenever you're ready — later that shift, the next day, however long it takes — click Edit, update your notes, and save again. Come back as many times as you need.
• Only sign it once the work is genuinely done. That's when it becomes part of the permanent record — after that, it's protected the same way it always has been: changes go through Strike & Correct, never a silent edit.

You can also start a brand new WIP step at any time, even while an earlier one is still open — you're never blocked from moving on to the next thing.

This matches how signatures have always worked in AeroCoreMX: a signature attests to real, completed work, per 14 CFR 43.9 — so now the software gets out of your way until you're actually ready to attest to something.