Collaboration & command centres
A shared operating picture for coordinated investigation, evidence review and accountable action.
Engineering scope
Investigative workspaces connect entity, graph, geospatial and timeline exploration. A shared operating picture aligns views of assets, incidents and cases without erasing source differences or uncertainty. Teams can move from an alert to the supporting observations and related entities.
Case, evidence and document management links materials to provenance and review state. Annotations and collaboration record what was observed, what was inferred and who contributed; evidence handling distinguishes an original source from a derived extract or analyst note.
Alerts and coordination workflows route tasks across teams with explicit ownership. Each event, source and action remains traceable. A command-centre view supports human coordination and does not imply autonomous command of critical systems.
Configured inputs
Incident/event feeds, entity records, maps, documents, evidence references, team roles and coordination rules.
Configured outputs
Shared operational views, investigation workspaces, annotated evidence, assigned cases, alerts and traceable coordination histories.
Roles & operational workflow
Investigators explore permitted context; evidence reviewers verify sources; coordinators assign tasks; authorized operational owners decide. Cross-team sharing requires the relevant access and purpose permissions.
Interfaces & governance
Classification and case access apply to views, annotations and exports. Original evidence references remain distinguishable from extracted content; audit events record review, sharing and action.
Deployment implications
Workspace services, documents, graph/geospatial indexes and collaboration can be deployed locally. Isolated teams use agreed local communication and approved exchange rather than mandatory external collaboration services.
Deliverables & acceptance evidence
Acceptance follows an illustrative case from event intake through source review, annotation, assignment, authorized action and audit retrieval; it also tests restricted-case access and controlled exports.
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