XO brief, radio watch, duty NCO handoff, incident reporting.
Live platoon workflow preview
See how a platoon, squad, or section can publish a clean duty week
This sample now lets you model your unit shape, test a matching duty scenario, and see how RoleSchedule presents squads, sections, post coverage, and weekly clarity before signup.
Start with the fit check, load the recommended roster state, then inspect how autofill, conflict visibility, and direct assignment edits would work for your platoon HQ, line squads, or support sections.
Platoon HQKeep duty ownership, handoffs, and publish status visible in one place.
Line squadsBalance checkpoint, patrol, and reaction coverage without spreadsheet churn.
Support sectionsRun relief coverage and backup qualifications without losing accountability.
Duty board2nd Platoon | Week 24
One view for platoon HQ, squad coverage, and handoff status before publish.
Checkpoint 1 and Checkpoint 2 staffed with qualified backups visible.
Perimeter sweep and reaction team rotations balanced across the week.
Interactive platoon coverage simulation
Start with the planning tab to model your platoon, squad, or section, then toggle a real duty disruption, run autofill, and inspect why assignments were chosen. This gives you the same decision visibility units use before publishing.
2 open slots and 2 unresolved conflicts in this week.
2 open slots and 2 unresolved conflicts after adjustments.
Model your platoon, then open the matching duty week
Use the controls below to estimate your weekly duty load, pick the rollout path that fits your unit, and jump into the scenario that best matches your platoon HQ, squads, or support section pressure.
Platoon HQLine squadsSupport sections
18 personnel
2
4
Weekly duty slots168
Slots per soldier9.3
ComplexityHigh
Same-day setup
Use autofill to stabilize high-volume post coverage, then resolve only the flagged exceptions.
What to test in the roster
- Test heavy coverage push in the schedule tab.
- Run balanced workload to reduce concentration on the same few soldiers.
- Inspect Fri to review the busiest day in the week.
Recommended rollout order
- Import 18 personnel with duty approvals first.
- Set up 4 active posts across 2 squads or sections.
- Publish on a weekly publish cadence with autofill as the first draft.
Based on 18 personnel, 2 squads or sections, 4 active posts per element, and roster board or spreadsheet today.
First 3 minutes
Follow this setup path to publish your first real duty roster fast
Start with a template, load your personnel, and publish. This is the shortest route from signup to a visible roster your unit can actually use.
Create a platoon workspace from a starter template
Use the default unit template so squads, sections, posts, and rotations are ready on day one.
Start accountAdd personnel and duty qualifications
Import or quick-add your roster, then confirm who is cleared for each post, shift, and backup role.
Open setup docsRun autofill and publish the duty week
Use autofill for a first pass, review uncovered posts, and publish a shareable schedule link.
See feature flowReady to run your real duty week?
Create your workspace and publish your first platoon roster
Start with a unit template, add your personnel, and move to a publish-ready platoon schedule fast.
How platoons, squads, and sections use this in production
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