Purpose
1.2. Automates collection of inputs from officers, synchronizes schedules, archives records, and notifies all participants.
1.3. Automated integration with training management, operational planning, and incident reporting for streamlined workflows.
1.4. Enables real-time access and automated tracking of briefing documents, signatures, and action items.
Trigger Conditions
2.2. Submission of operation orders or change in deployment status.
2.3. Manual trigger by commanding officers via secure dashboard or mobile device.
2.4. Automatedly triggered by receipt of status update or completion of operational milestone.
Platform Variants
3.1. Microsoft Teams
• Feature: Automated meeting scheduling & document sharing.
• Configuration: Use Graph API to create channel meetings and auto-upload briefing files.
3.2. Twilio SMS
• Feature: Automated SMS notifications for mission events.
• Configuration: Automate sending messages via Twilio REST API with time, date, and agenda details.
3.3. SendGrid
• Feature: Automated email distribution of brief/debrief minutes.
• Configuration: Trigger transactional email campaigns using SendGrid's Mail Send API.
3.4. SharePoint
• Feature: Centralized storage & version control for briefing documents.
• Configuration: Use SharePoint REST API to automate document upload and permissions.
3.5. DocuSign
• Feature: Automated digital signing of attendance and acknowledgment forms.
• Configuration: Automate signature requests with DocuSign Envelopes API.
3.6. ServiceNow
• Feature: Automated incident ticketing for actionable items.
• Configuration: Create automated incident or task entries via ServiceNow Table API.
3.7. Cisco Webex
• Feature: Automated virtual briefings and recording archiving.
• Configuration: Automate meeting scheduling and file upload with Webex API.
3.8. Slack
• Feature: Automated message threads for briefing feedback.
• Configuration: Use Slack Bot API to automate direct messaging and channel announcements.
3.9. Google Workspace
• Feature: Automated calendar integration and document sharing.
• Configuration: Use Google Calendar & Drive APIs for event and file automation.
3.10. Zoom
• Feature: Automate scheduling and automatedly sending links for secure briefings.
• Configuration: Automate meeting creation and invites using Zoom API.
3.11. Jira
• Feature: Automated tracking of action items from debriefs.
• Configuration: Create tasks/issues automatically via Jira REST API.
3.12. Trello
• Feature: Automate post-briefing task board creation.
• Configuration: Automatedly create cards/lists using Trello API.
3.13. AWS S3
• Feature: Secure, automated archival of briefing media files.
• Configuration: Automate file uploads to specific S3 buckets using AWS SDK.
3.14. Dropbox
• Feature: Automated sharing of mission attachments.
• Configuration: Use Dropbox API for folder creation and automatable sharing.
3.15. Adobe Sign
• Feature: Automate digital signing of operational forms.
• Configuration: Automate workflows using Adobe Sign REST API.
3.16. Outlook
• Feature: Automated calendar holds and reminders.
• Configuration: Automate event creation using Microsoft Outlook Calendar API.
3.17. Monday.com
• Feature: Automated board generation for tracking team briefings.
• Configuration: Automate item creation via Monday.com GraphQL API.
3.18. Box
• Feature: Automated document uploads and role-based access for briefings.
• Configuration: Use Box Content API for file automation.
3.19. Notion
• Feature: Automate documentation and searchable logs.
• Configuration: Automator creates databases/pages via Notion API.
3.20. Asana
• Feature: Automate follow-up assignment for briefing outcomes.
• Configuration: Use Asana API to automate task assignment from debrief data.
Benefits
4.2. Increases accountability via automated records and logs.
4.3. Improves real-time coordination; automator notifies and synchronizes teams automatically.
4.4. Enhances data security and audit trails with automated platforms.
4.5. Standardizes and automates workflows for consistent briefings across units.