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Getting Started
Orientation, first steps, and account setup.
8 articles
Core Concepts
The ideas that run through the whole platform — battlespaces, the intel pipeline, credibility, and symbology.
6 articles
Conflict Tracking
The default workbench — events, actors and territory, units, escalation, and the causal graph.
15 articles
Analytics
Building charts, running modules, and authoring reports in the Analytics Engine.
2 articles
Publishing & Sharing
Curate a slice of your battlespace into a frozen, public map — then publish it, embed it, and watch the readership with privacy-first analytics.
4 articles
Investigations
Threads, hypotheses, evidence, and the investigation workbench.
2 articles
Health
Outbreak tracking, case management, and the health workbench.
2 articles
Disaster
HADR and disaster response — impact extents, route status, ingress planning, and SAR. Deploying.
1 article
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Investigation Workbench — Analyst Manual
A guide to interrogating fused intelligence data — from a standing overview of the situation to a structured investigation that produces a defensible, publishable finding.
From Investigation — to Published Report
A guided walkthrough of the complete analytics workflow — from opening the dashboard for the first time to sharing a published link with external stakeholders.
Battlespaces — Your Operational Container
What a battlespace is, why it matters, how to create and focus one, how it scopes everything you see, and how to share it.
How Intelligence Flows
The journey from raw open-source reporting to graded, geolocated, human-confirmed intelligence — and why confidence is earned, never assumed.
Credibility & Validity
How Krataxis grades trust — the per-item validity score, the credibility tiers a cluster climbs, deception flags, and how to read them as an analyst.
ESC Codes & Symbology
The two codes Krataxis uses to symbolise the picture — the Event Symbology Code for events and NATO-standard symbols for units — and how to tell them apart.