Wingtra Cloud Login

How do we sign in to Wingtra Cloud and manage our flights and data with confidence?

Wingtra Cloud Login

We introduce Wingtra Cloud as the central place to store flight plans, telemetry, and processed deliverables. We use the cloud to connect our Wingtra RAY drone, team members, and project data in a single system.

What is Wingtra Cloud?

We define Wingtra Cloud as a web platform that hosts flight plans, raw data, processing jobs, and final deliverables. We use it to plan flights, monitor missions, process imagery, and share results with our team.

Why we use Wingtra Cloud

We choose Wingtra Cloud to speed up survey workflows and reduce manual file handling. We use the cloud to keep our data safe and to let team members access results from anywhere.

Key benefits of Wingtra Cloud

We store data centrally so everyone sees the same files. We process data in a workflow that moves from planning to deliverables with fewer manual steps. We share links and results with stakeholders without complex file transfers. We monitor active flights and get telemetry and status updates in real time. We preserve project history for audits and future use.

Quick overview of Wingtra Cloud login flow

We open the Wingtra Cloud portal in a web browser or use a supported mobile device. We enter our email and password and then verify with two-factor authentication if our account requires it. We access our dashboard and select a project or upload new data.

Creating a Wingtra Cloud account

We register using an email address and a secure password on the Wingtra Cloud registration page. We confirm our email when the platform sends a verification link. We complete our profile and accept terms to access team and project features.

Signing in: browser and mobile

We open the Wingtra Cloud login page in Chrome, Edge, or Safari for best compatibility. We enter our credentials and select Sign In. We can also use the Wingtra mobile interface that points to the same Cloud platform for basic tasks and monitoring.

Two-factor authentication (MFA)

We enable MFA to add an extra layer of security to our account. We install an authenticator app or use SMS codes when Wingtra Cloud prompts us. We enter the temporary code after our password to complete sign in.

Resetting a forgotten password

We click the Forgot Password link on the login page to start a reset. We follow the reset link in the email and set a new password that meets the platform rules. We then sign in with our new password and complete MFA if required.

Common login issues and fixes

We list common issues and provide simple fixes to get us back online fast.

We follow these steps to resolve most login problems quickly. We contact Wingtra support if we need extra help.

User roles and permissions

We assign roles to control access to projects and data. We use simple roles such as Admin, Manager, and Operator to match our team structure. Each role grants specific capabilities for planning, processing, and sharing.

We follow a least-privilege approach and give users the minimum access they need to perform tasks. We change roles as project needs evolve.

Managing teams and projects

We create projects for each site, client, or contract to keep data organized. We invite users to the project and set role-based permissions to control access. We add notes, tags, and metadata to projects to make search and reporting simple.

Wingtra Cloud login for multiple accounts

We use separate accounts for different organizations or clients when needed. We sign out and sign in with the other credentials to switch accounts. We also use separate browsers or browser profiles to stay logged into multiple accounts at once.

Uploading data to Wingtra Cloud

We upload raw images, PPK files, and sensor exports from the field or from our processing station. We drag files into the upload dialog or use the Wingtra sync tool if available. We verify uploaded files and start the processing pipeline.

Processing data in Wingtra Cloud

We choose processing presets based on our desired deliverables and sensor type. We start jobs that run automatic photogrammetry or point cloud production in the cloud. We monitor job progress and review quality reports when the system finishes.

Deliverables and supported file types

We export deliverables in common formats that our team and clients expect. We include orthomosaics, DSM/DTM rasters, dense point clouds, and georeferenced images. We also produce CAD-ready files for downstream CAD or GIS workflows.

We choose output CRS and resolution at job setup to match client requirements. We save export presets to speed up future jobs.

Data access and sharing

We share processed results using direct download links or by granting project access to colleagues and clients. We control access duration and permissions for shared links. We track downloads and activity to maintain audit records.

Data retention and storage limits

We review Wingtra Cloud storage policies for limits and retention rules. We archive older projects or download deliverables for long-term local storage if needed. We use project tags to mark archival state and to find files later.

Security and privacy practices

We secure account access with strong passwords and MFA. We limit user access by role and by project. We use encrypted connections and follow local regulations for data handling and flight records.

API and integrations

We use Wingtra Cloud APIs to automate uploads, start processing jobs, and fetch results. We connect Wingtra Cloud to our GIS and asset management systems to streamline handoffs. We manage API keys with care and rotate keys regularly.

Best practices for login and account security

We list key steps to keep our accounts safe and to reduce downtime.

• We create long, unique passwords for each account.
• We enable two-factor authentication for all users.
• We assign roles to limit user access to necessary functions.
• We monitor login activity and set alerts for unusual access.
• We rotate credentials after personnel changes.
• We back up critical deliverables to local storage regularly.

We follow these practices to reduce risk and to keep our workflows stable.

Troubleshooting telemetry and connectivity

We check the telemetry module and the tablet connection when telemetry fails. We ensure the drone and tablet have power and that antennas are connected. We verify cellular coverage if we rely on onboard LTE for telemetry handover.

We test the telemetry link before flight and confirm a stable signal. We update firmware and firmware-related apps to fix known connectivity issues.

How Wingtra Cloud connects to Wingtra RAY

We link our Wingtra RAY aircraft to Wingtra Cloud using the telemetry module and the Cloud account. We upload flight plans from the Cloud to the TabActive tablet or to the drone as required. We retrieve telemetry and flight logs in the Cloud after flights complete.

We use the cloud to manage sensor swaps, battery logs, and mission data. We track flight and battery history for maintenance and compliance.

Flight planning workflow: from plan to flight to files

We plan missions in Wingtra Cloud or in the mission planning app and save the plan to a project. We sync the plan to our tablet or drone before we head to the field. We follow the interactive checklist in the tablet, launch the drone, and collect imagery.

We upload raw imagery and logs to Wingtra Cloud after the flight. We start a processing job and then download final deliverables. We share results with stakeholders and close the project when work finishes.

Tips for faster surveys and better coverage

We use the 61 MP full-frame camera to capture more detail per image and to reduce overlap needs. We enable adaptive speed so the drone adjusts its pace for our target resolution and coverage. We switch sensors efficiently and use extra batteries to keep missions continuous.

We plan flights to cover 100 ha (250 ac) in 10 minutes when conditions allow. We check wind limits and local restrictions and we keep safety features active.

Safety features we monitor before flight

We confirm obstacle avoidance is enabled and that the sensors are clean and working. We check the parachute status if we use the add-on and confirm it is armed or that manual trigger functions. We verify return-to-home behavior and the dual-battery backup.

We scan airspace data in the Cloud to detect other aircraft and to plan safe times to fly. We confirm regulatory compliance for the flight category and for any BVLOS-related tasks.

Sensor types and swaps

We list common sensors and describe why we choose each in brief terms.

We swap sensors and batteries in seconds. We keep spares and quick checks to reduce downtime.

What’s in the Wingtra RAY box and what we find useful

We unpack the kit and inspect each part before the first flight. We confirm that the TabActive tablet, telemetry module, batteries, chargers, PPK module, and hardcase are complete.

We follow the quick setup steps and confirm each item before we fly.

Warranty and extended services

We note the product warranty and the option to purchase extended coverage. We check the included 12-month limited warranty and examine the extended services page for a second-year warranty option.

We track serial numbers and purchase records in Wingtra Cloud or our asset management system. We file warranty claims with Wingtra support when we need hardware repair.

Maintenance logs and battery management

We keep maintenance logs in Wingtra Cloud or in our own maintenance system. We log each flight, each battery swap, and each sensor swap to create a clear history.

We retire batteries that show degraded capacity and we follow manufacturer instructions for storage and charging. We label batteries and store them in a dry, cool place.

Using PPK and GCPs with Wingtra Cloud

We collect PPK data and upload the PPK files to Wingtra Cloud for processing. We place GCPs when the project needs the highest absolute accuracy and we upload GCP coordinates to the job.

We run processing jobs that combine PPK and GCP data to deliver survey-grade outputs. We keep logs and reports for quality assurance and client records.

Handling large datasets and download strategies

We compress or tile large deliverables for easier downloads. We use the Cloud download manager or an API to fetch large datasets reliably. We coordinate with clients so they know where to expect files and what formats to request.

We keep local backups of critical deliverables to guard against unexpected cloud deletions or policy changes. We archive data that we no longer need active but that we must retain for compliance.

Regulatory and airspace information

We consult local aviation authorities and the Wingtra Cloud airspace integrations for live air traffic information. We use the Cloud to check for temporary flight restrictions or other constraints before we schedule flights.

We log permissions and waivers in the project folder and share them with team members who fly those missions.

Common questions about Wingtra Cloud login

We answer typical user questions to reduce friction.

How do we change our email address?

We update our email address in account settings and confirm the new address by clicking the verification link. We use the new email for future sign ins after the change completes.

Can we use SSO (single sign-on)?

We enable SSO when Wingtra Cloud supports our identity provider and when we configure it in account settings. We work with our IT team to set up SSO and to map user roles correctly.

How do we delete a project?

We select the project and choose the delete option in project settings. We confirm the deletion and ensure we have local backups of any files that we might need later.

How do we change user roles?

We open the user management area and edit the user role. We save the change and the user receives updated permissions immediately.

How do we monitor a live flight in the Cloud?

We start the mission from the tablet and sync telemetry to Wingtra Cloud when the connection is available. We open the project in the Cloud and view the live telemetry feed and the flight status.

API basics and common automation tasks

We create API keys in account settings and scope keys to the required access. We script uploads of raw imagery, start processing jobs, and download results with simple API calls.

We automate routine tasks like archiving old projects or tagging completed jobs to reduce manual work. We log API usage so we can audit and control access.

Troubleshooting processing failures

We check input files for completeness and correct CRS when processing fails. We review processing logs in Wingtra Cloud to find the specific error and to correct the cause. We re-run the job after we fix issues.

We contact support and attach logs if we cannot resolve the problem on our own. We provide job IDs and sample files to speed up the support response.

Performance tips for faster cloud jobs

We choose sensible resolution and CRS settings to limit file size. We use the 61 MP camera options to balance image count and overlap. We batch similar projects to reuse processing presets.

We prefer wired uplinks or high-speed connections for large uploads. We avoid working on large jobs during times when our network is busy.

Accessibility and device support

We access Wingtra Cloud from desktop browsers and from supported tablets. We keep our tablet OS and the Wingtra app up to date to prevent compatibility issues.

We test critical workflows on the same device model used in the field. We maintain at least one backup tablet in case the primary device fails.

Reporting and audit trail

We use Cloud logs to track who accessed what data and when. We download reports for client audits and for our internal QA reviews.

We export job histories when we need to show deliverable lineage and processing settings.

Best practices checklist before a mission

We provide a short checklist we follow every time to reduce errors.

• We confirm user roles and account access.
• We update the tablet and drone firmware.
• We charge and inspect batteries and sensors.
• We verify telemetry and LTE coverage.
• We check airspace and obtain approvals.
• We plan and sync the mission to the tablet.
• We complete the interactive checklist and launch.

We follow this checklist to lower the chance of delays and to capture the correct data on the first flight.

Contacting Wingtra support

We collect relevant details before we contact support. We include account email, job ID, flight logs, and a clear description of the issue.

We use the support portal or email address provided in our contract to start a ticket. We escalate through our vendor channels if we need urgent assistance.

Summary and next steps

We use Wingtra Cloud to centralize our flight plans, telemetry, and deliverables. We follow simple login and security practices to protect our account and to ensure smooth work.

We test our login flow and our telemetry before critical jobs. We keep backups of final deliverables and we review user roles regularly to keep access tight. We plan to create a routine that includes preflight checks, secure logins, and postflight uploads so our team works faster and with less risk.