Manual — ULTRA room
Closing and evidence
What remains, and with whom
Once the operation is closed, each organisation finds in its own Dronetrake everything it produced:
- the encrypted recordings of its own channels, with the SHA-256 fingerprint of each file;
- the order log of its own communications — sent, delivered, read, with times and senders;
- the GPS trails of bodycams and drones, according to its own organisation's retention;
- the flights in the tamper-evident logbook, as on any other day.
The lead has the same, for its own channels. No archive changed hands during the operation: that is why a reconstruction in several voices works — everyone brings their own part, and every part is verifiable.
Why it is evidence, not just logs
Every piece is built to stand up in a report to the municipality, in an audit or in a dispute: recordings encrypted with the organisation's key, publicly re-verifiable fingerprints, a read-only order log, a logbook that cannot be rewritten. The question “who knew what, and when?” has a documentary answer, not one from memory.
The day after
The window is closed, the links remain: the next joint operation opens in a minute, with the same linked structures. And if an organisation leaves the network, withdrawal is one click — with the evidence already safe, each part in its own home.