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User Guide

The user guide explains Veoveo from the perspective of people working in a workspace: analysts, operators, coordinators, administrators, and team members reviewing the record of an operation.

What Users Do In Veoveo​

  • Open a workspace and understand the current operating picture.
  • Browse artifacts by kind, relevance, and relationship.
  • Inspect source material, rendered views, metadata, links, and event history.
  • Search across artifacts, events, and generated context.
  • Work with bots through the web dock or connected channels.
  • Manage members, tools, prompts, spaces, usage, and bot settings when permitted.
  • Share useful context or import catalog material into a workspace.

A Typical Session​

  1. Open the workspace that matches the mission or team.
  2. Scan recent artifacts, events, and active operations.
  3. Open the most relevant artifact and verify its source or rendered content.
  4. Follow links to related scenes, documents, datasets, messages, or operations.
  5. Use search when you need to find context across the workspace.
  6. Ask a bot for help only after you understand what context it can see and what action you want.
  7. Review the event or operation trail before treating an output as final.

Media To Add​

  • Screenshot: workspace home with recent artifacts, operations, and navigation annotated. It helps users orient on first login. Source: sample OSINT workspace.
  • Video: five-minute user tour covering artifact browsing, search, bot dock, and settings. It helps teams onboard new members. Source: sample OSINT workspace with a clean browser profile.