Auxilus Mos · Emergency and operations
Local emergency intake, incident handling, command reporting, and support coordination for barangay and command nodes.
What it is
PBB Hotline / Vox is the local emergency operations surface for citizens, operators, command users, and administrators. It supports emergency intake, incident work, team assignment, command alerts, SITREP preparation, and support requests from a PBB node.
The module uses local node services for live communication and maps. Its confirmed upstream paths are selective: completed SITREP and support-request workflows can be handed to Relay, while editable incident records are not broadly replicated between nodes.
Problem it solves
During an emergency, reports can arrive through fragmented calls and messages while operators lack a shared local view. Vox provides one node-local workflow for intake, incident handling, command reporting, and requests for outside support.
Core workflow
A citizen reaches the local Hotline surface and starts an emergency report while connected to the node network.
Operators review incident details, location, resources, team assignments, messages, and media in the local workbench.
Command staff issue alerts and prepare structured situation reports from local operational information.
SITREPs and support requests can enter Relay-backed delivery and retry workflows when the route upstream is available.
Who uses it
Screenshots and prototypes
Offline-first behavior
Deployment placement
Barangay node; Local command node
Hardware, connectivity, power, training, travel, and field logistics remain deployment-specific.Practical questions
Yes, local work can continue while Hotline and its supporting services are running on the local PBB network. Messages meant for another node will wait until a connection becomes available.
Not reliably. The current design does not confirm that a browser can save a report while disconnected and send it later. Hotline's offline support applies within the local PBB network.
No. Full editable incident records are not copied everywhere. Nodes send only selected situation reports and support-request updates through Relay.
PBB Realtime supports live updates for who is connected, calls, messages, media, and other app activity. One shared Realtime service is expected to run on each node.
No. Only map areas and boundaries prepared in advance will work reliably offline. Looking outside those prepared areas may require internet access.
Vox saves the request locally, then Relay can send the approved request details to a designated PBB Support node. That node can return updates as the request is handled.
Status and readiness
Core citizen, operator, command, SITREP, support-request, Realtime, and MapServer workflows are implemented and integrated.
Connected platform
Local-node foundation
Briefing and pilot discussion
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