Automation & AI

Automate the repetitive. Focus on the response.

Visual workflow builder, weather-triggered automations, AI-powered summaries, and scheduled reports — so your team spends time responding, not compiling.

The problem

Your team shouldn't be the automation

Manual processes consume valuable time during activations — time your team should be spending on the actual response.

Manual processes slow you down

Status updates, report generation, and notification routing all require someone to do them manually. During a disaster, those people have better things to do.

Weather changes aren’t caught in time

By the time someone notices a threshold has been crossed, the alert should have gone out 20 minutes ago. Manual monitoring doesn’t scale.

Briefings take hours to compile

Incident summaries, situation reports, and briefing documents assembled by hand from multiple data sources. The information is stale before it’s done.

Yes

Visual workflow builder

Drag-and-drop workflow automation

Define triggers, conditions, and actions without writing code. Build the workflows your agency needs — from weather alerts to recurring reports.

Drag-and-drop workflow canvas
Weather-triggered automations (wind speed / flood stage / air quality)
Status change triggers (incident / lifeline / infrastructure)
Multi-step workflows with conditional branching
Scheduled execution for recurring tasks

Responsible AI

AI that assists — not replaces — your team

AI handles the time-consuming compilation work so your team can review, decide, and act. Every recommendation is documented and auditable.

AI-generated incident summaries and briefing documents
Damage photo classification from field assessment images
COOP gap analysis and improvement suggestions
Automation suggestions based on your workflows
Rule-based fallback when AI is unavailable
Every AI recommendation documented in the audit trail

AI Incident Summary

Generated 12 seconds ago

Hurricane Milton — Situation Summary

3 shelters active (capacity 67%). Power outages affecting 12,400 residents across 4 zones. Two major road closures on SR-60 and I-4. Water system operating on backup generators. Next weather update: 1400 hrs.

Logged to audit trail — Review ID #AI-2847

Core capabilities

Workflows, triggers, AI, and scheduling

Visual workflows

Build SOPs as executable workflows with triggers, conditions, and actions — no code required.

Weather triggers

Wind speed, flood stage, air quality, and fire weather thresholds that automatically trigger notifications and status changes.

AI summaries

Incident summaries, situation reports, and briefing documents generated in seconds from your operational data.

Scheduled reports

Recurring report generation with custom filters, chart types, and distribution lists.

Not a standalone tool

Part of the complete Command Bridge platform

Automation and AI connect to every module — notifications, mapping, field ops, ICS forms, FEMA Lifelines, and more.

Multi-channel notifications

Workflows trigger text, email, voice, and push notifications with delivery tracking.

Unified operational map

Status changes from automations reflected instantly on the shared map.

Field operations

AI-classified damage photos flow from mobile field assessments into your dashboard.

Digital ICS forms

Scheduled workflows auto-generate form packages for each operational period.

FEMA Lifelines

Weather triggers automatically update lifeline statuses and notify stakeholders.

Reporting & analytics

Scheduled reports pull from live operational data with custom filters and charts.

See automation and AI in action

Request a demo and we'll show you how workflows and AI reduce the manual work during your next activation.

See Command Bridge in action.