Live, synchronized data
Onebrief centers work on a continuously updated operational picture so changes appear across the workspace without manual re-entry.
Onebrief is collaboration and AI-powered workflow software for military staffs, helping commanders and planners work from a shared operational picture.
Onebrief is collaboration and AI-powered workflow software built for military staffs. The company describes it as a command operating system that unifies live operational data, agentic workflows, decision intelligence, and collaborative authoring in one resilient environment.
Its purpose is to help commands make faster decisions, reduce manual coordination, and keep plans synchronized across echelons and networks. The platform is described as live across NIPR, SIPR, JWICS, and coalition environments, and it supports products such as plans, orders, slides, charts, maps, timelines, whiteboards, and documents.
Onebrief centers work on a continuously updated operational picture so changes appear across the workspace without manual re-entry.
Cards store content and structured information so teams can reuse data across products and build from a shared model.
Users can edit the same product at the same time, with cross-plan sync designed to keep higher and lower echelons aligned.
AI Assist is described as drafting, summarizing, explaining, and updating plans, orders, and briefs based on plan context and doctrinal templates.
The platform is built for contested and degraded conditions, with DDIL-ready architecture and deployment across classified, unclassified, and partner networks.
Onebrief supports bidirectional APIs, imports from Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and PDF, and integrations with external mission systems.
Use Onebrief to maintain a shared operational picture while commanders and staff members update the same plan, order, or brief from different locations.
Use the platform to draft, summarize, explain, and update plans or orders with AI Assist while keeping work aligned to the current operating picture.
Use Onebrief to build and revise C2 charts, maps, timelines, whiteboards, slides, and long-form documents for daily staff work and mission rehearsals.
Use the system when teams need collaboration across echelons or coalition partners and want synchronization across connected networks and systems.
Use the platform in contested or degraded environments where resilient, DDIL-ready infrastructure and continuity matter.
Onebrief is designed as a command operating system for military staffs. It combines live operational data, AI workflows, decision intelligence, and collaborative authoring in one workspace.
The source pages say Onebrief is live across NIPR, SIPR, JWICS, and coalition networks, and that it supports classified, unclassified, and partner networks.
The site describes users creating and sharing products such as C2 charts, maps, timelines, whiteboards, slides, documents, plans, and orders. AI Assist is described as helping draft, summarize, explain, and update work.
The platform page says Onebrief integrates with partners and systems, and the features page mentions a versioned API plus imports from Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and PDF. The site does not publish a general pricing page.