Eclipse is built for programmes that require precision, compliance, and scale.
Eclipse provides a common foundation across all plug-ins, with capabilities tailored by editor and standard.
Capabilities vary by editor and standard. See individual plug-in pages for configuration-specific details.
Eclipse plug-ins are available for the following authoring tools:
WYSIWYG and page-based authoring for print-oriented and mixed workflows
Large, highly structured XML programmes with enterprise-scale workflows
Each configuration is optimized for its authoring environment while sharing a common Eclipse foundation.
Supports the creation and production of CMM, SB, AMM, and AIPC documentation in compliance with ATA iSpec 2200.
Eclipse Crew supports the creation and publication of aircrew manuals, operating data manuals, flight reference cards, and flight test schedules within Adobe FrameMaker.
Designed for operational and procedural documentation, Eclipse Crew provides structured authoring and controlled formatting for programmes that require consistent, repeatable updates across aircrew-focused deliverables.
Supported editor: Adobe FrameMaker
Typical use cases: Aircrew manuals, flight reference materials, operational documentation
Eclipse can be used as a standalone authoring solution or integrated with notusCSDB to support centralized, governed content environments.
When integrated, Eclipse enables:
This supports end-to-end content lifecycle management but is not required to use Eclipse.
Contiem supports Eclipse customers with services tailored to aerospace and defense documentation programmes, including:
Talk to Contiem’s Aerospace & Defense experts to identify the Eclipse configuration that best fits your authoring tools,
standards requirements, and programme goals.