Thalorin Tactical Data Link Certification is a compliance management platform designed for defense programs that require certification across multiple government agencies. The product addresses certification bottlenecks in tactical data link systems including Link 16, Link 22, and MIDS (Multifunctional Information Distribution System) programs. The platform provides unified tracking for certification activities across agencies including JITC (Joint Interoperability Test Command), NMSC (Navy Marine Corps Spectrum Center), FAA (Federal Aviation Administration), and NSA cryptographic approvals. It manages the complete certification lifecycle from initial application through final operational approval. The system handles spectrum management workflows, tracking NMSC's four-stage certification process (initial application, technical review, testing validation, and final certification). It manages temporary frequency assignments and NMSC documentation requirements, addressing the gap between required operational channels and available test spectrum. For multinational programs, the platform tracks compliance across NATO and allied nations, managing software levies, baseline configuration review (BCR) fees, and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) coordination. It maintains conformance to standards such as STANAG 5522 for Link 22 implementations. The product includes Joint Problem Report (JPR) compliance management, tracking anomaly investigations across multiple contractors and agencies. It documents findings, monitors remediation status, and maintains evidence chains required for recertification processes.