Defense Primes & Integrators
Deliver and sustain programs faster without APIs — ZADS drives the legacy mission and back-office UIs across the systems you integrate, inside the customer's air-gapped network.
Where program delivery breaks down
Written for: program capture and delivery leads, chief engineers and integration leads, and the proposal teams shaping the automation and sustainment story on the next bid.
Integrating disconnected legacy subsystems with no APIs, where any source-code change to a delivered system triggers costly re-accreditation.
Labor-intensive test, verification and data re-entry work that erodes margin on fixed-price and PBL contracts.
Cloud AI cannot be fielded into the customer's air-gapped, IL-4/5 environment, blocking the automation promised on the proposal.
Every automated action on a fielded system must carry audit-grade evidence to satisfy the accreditor and the contract.
The ZADS angle for primes
Integrate legacy systems without APIs
ZADS drives the delivered mission and back-office UIs directly — no vendor API or source-code access — so disconnected subsystems interoperate without re-opening an accredited baseline.
Deliver into air-gapped environments
Fully on-prem with zero external calls, ZADS fields inside the customer's IL-4/5 network immediately, sidestepping the multi-year FedRAMP / accreditation track.
Protect margin, prove compliance
Automating the high-volume test and data work lifts margin on fixed-price and PBL contracts, while timestamped logs and AARs give the accreditor audit-grade evidence for every UI interaction.
Built for the systems integrator
From the platform primes to the mid-tier integrators stitching together government-furnished equipment, ZADS drives the legacy mission systems, test rigs and program back-office UIs you already deliver against — no integration required. It layers onto the delivered stack without touching source code or triggering re-accreditation.
Bring ZADS to your next program
A 15-minute, air-gapped walkthrough mapped to your delivered systems and contract.