Feature Deep Dive
Keep critical event documents in the workspace: open them in a tab behind the incident log or pin them in side panels when teams need them in constant view.
Festival teams often depend on security briefings, incident instructions, and authority-approved documents while incidents are active.
Instead of switching to external drives or chat threads, Shamira lets teams upload PDFs and read them directly in the workspace.
Some teams keep documents behind the incident log as a quick-reference tab. Others keep a key briefing active in a side panel during peak hours.
Both patterns are supported, so teams can choose whether documentation is nearby or always visible.
Most of the time, teams pull documents up when they need a specific procedure, threshold, or contact detail, then return directly to live coordination.
When teams can open the right PDF instantly, radio traffic gets cleaner and decisions are less delayed by document hunting.
This is especially useful for incident types where procedure steps must be followed consistently under pressure.
A medical incident escalates near a dense crowd zone. Command keeps the medical response PDF open in a side panel while coordinating field teams in the main incident feed.
This feature focuses on PDF documents so teams can rely on a consistent format during live operations.
Yes. Teams can keep documents in a background tab or make them active in a side panel when constant visibility is needed.
Yes. Authority-reviewed safety documents can be uploaded and kept available during live command workflows.
Only authenticated members of your operations workspace can open uploaded files. Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, and any support access is handled only with explicit permission.
Embedding keeps operators in the same decision surface, which reduces context switching and lookup delays during incidents.
Yes. Documents are rendered with the browser's native PDF viewer, so standard features like text search work as expected.
This feature is documented in the following public release notes.
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