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Rostify 7.3

02 Staff

Reading briefings

Briefings are binding or informative messages to your unit. You confirm compulsory briefings after reading them – only then do you count as briefed.

  • For
  • Everyone

Where briefings appear

  • In the sidebar under Briefing – highlighted in colour while anything is unread.
  • On the dashboard in the Briefings card.
  • On the supervisor board: anyone who has not read a valid compulsory briefing is underlined in red there.

My briefings

Briefing opens the My briefings list with three views:

View Content
Unread Briefings not yet confirmed that are valid now or will be. With no entries: You´re fully briefed.
Considered Confirmed briefings.
All All briefings addressed to you.

The table shows priority, caption, online date, validity, number of files and author. Click the caption to open the briefing.

Priorities

Badge Meaning
Must red Must be read and confirmed; already valid.
Must yellow Must be read; valid only from the date shown.
Daily pink Daily briefing – only visible on its day. Must be read.
Info blue For information only, no obligation to read.

UFN under Valid To means "until further notice".

Reading and confirming

A compulsory briefing in the reading view
A compulsory briefing in the reading view
  1. Open the briefing. The priority, title and period are shown at the top, with the files, content and author below.
  2. Open every attached file. Each file opens in a new tab; opened files turn green.
  3. Tick I have read and understood the entire briefing. The box only becomes active once all files have been opened.

The status changes to CONSIDERED. A confirmation cannot be withdrawn.

If you are the author of a briefing, it automatically counts as read for you (status Owner).

Daily briefings

Daily briefings give information about the current day – such as closed sectors or special traffic situations. They are only visible on their day and are deleted automatically after seven days.

If you write briefings yourself, continue with Writing briefings.