Five workbenches. One evidence discipline.
A workbench is the fusion engine scoped to a mission: the same collection, credibility weighting, and correlation underneath — with the tools, feeds, and overlays the operation actually needs on top. Nothing is a separate product; every workbench inherits the full evidence chain.
The default workbench for live theatre tracking.
Live theatres with events, actors and territory, unit symbology, escalation indicators, and the causal graph — confirmed intelligence on the globe with the full evidence chain, scoped into the battlespaces you define. Replay the picture over time; audit every decision.
Verified open sources, near-real-time
Operating picture · actor profiles · replay · alerts
Intelligence functions · corporate risk · research
Work a question to a finding.
Threads, hypotheses, and structured analysis panels hold the reasoning; every piece of supporting evidence stays linked to its provenance, so the finding survives the person who wrote it — and the scrutiny that follows.
Battlespace intelligence · analyst input
Structured findings · evidence-linked hypotheses
Analysts · research & policy · legal review
Interrogate any pipeline and publish what you find.
Charts, analytical modules, and a report engine that carries the evidence chain into the final document — so the report you hand up is backed by everything Krataxis collated and corroborated to produce it.
Any battlespace · any workbench
Charts · analytical modules · published reports
Reporting analysts · leadership · external stakeholders
Outbreak tracking on the same evidence discipline.
Down to scenarios most tools never consider, like tracking an outbreak aboard a moving vessel. Cases, contacts, and spread as a corroborated picture rather than a spreadsheet.
Health & environmental reporting · case input
Outbreak picture · case management · spread timeline
Public health · maritime operators · crisis response
From first alert to the last team out.
Disasters break the assumptions every other tool relies on. Roads flood, airstrips close, comms degrade — and the map from yesterday is a rumour. The Disaster workbench treats a crisis the way Krataxis treats everything: as an evidence problem.
No feed has a clean "disaster" category, so Krataxis builds one: a custom aggregate scope across GDELT's adjacent themes — humanitarian response, aid provision, displacement — fused with GDACS event alerts.
The causative graph builds the disaster's timeline as it unfolds and resolves its physical extents — humanitarian impact hulls, flood and fire polygons — so planners see where the event actually is.
After a cyclone you can't assume the road network or the airport. The workbench plans maritime ingress and egress alongside ground routes, and replans as the picture changes.
The operating picture fuses down to the level of a single crew: their routes, their reporting, their piece of the AO. Headquarters and the ground see the same evidence, at the fidelity each needs.
OPERATIONAL NOTE: SAR tooling is decision support for trained coordinators. It augments established search-and-rescue doctrine and authority procedures — it does not replace them.