C2 & Mission System Compatibility
Keep your C2. Add the decision layer.
SynapseCommand® is designed to work alongside existing command, control, battle management, common operating picture, mission and operational-data environments.
It connects existing defence systems to sovereign decision intelligence through open interfaces, defence standards and dedicated adapters.
- Existing C2 / mission systemsStay in place, unchanged.
- SynapseCommand integration layerOpen contract, standards and adapters.
- Decision intelligenceDoctrinally grounded agents, evidenced outputs.
Where your command system sits
Each domain has its own tempo, its own data and its own limits on what a decision layer should touch. These pages set out the difference.
NATO functional area services and digital battlespace environments, from operations planning to the common operational picture.
7 systemsHeadquarters, vehicle and dismounted battle management systems used across land formations.
4 systemsAir command and control, air tasking and integrated air and missile defence environments.
4 systemsMaritime command information systems and shipborne combat management systems.
4 systemsSituational awareness at the tactical edge, including TAK servers and end-user devices operating in disconnected conditions.
5 systemsSystems SynapseCommand is built to work with
Search the catalogue, or narrow it by operational domain. Every entry states its integration status in plain terms.
Decision intelligence alongside authorised NATO Maven Smart System digital battlespace environments.
Decision intelligence layered over the Alliance common operational picture without replacing it.
Course-of-action analysis and operational planning support alongside NATO operations planning services.
Maritime picture and decision support alongside the Alliance maritime C2 information system.
Air command and control decision support alongside NATO air C2 information services.
Air operations planning and decision support alongside the Alliance ICC environment.
Track distribution referenced in NATO documentation as a feed into the Alliance operational picture.
Tactical situational awareness exchanged with SynapseCommand through a published adapter.
Android end-user devices sharing the same Cursor-on-Target picture as the agent mesh.
Headquarters battle management with a sovereign decision layer alongside it.
Mounted battle management connected to sovereign decision intelligence.
Dismounted tactical-edge reporting feeding analysis held at a connected layer.
Naval C4ISR command environment with a sovereign decision layer alongside it.
Land battle management with sovereign course-of-action analysis alongside it.
Air command and control with a sovereign decision layer alongside it.
Naval combat management aboard, sovereign decision support at the command layer.
Joint planning, resource management and assessment with sovereign decision intelligence alongside it.
Naval combat management afloat, sovereign decision support at the command layer.
Windows situational awareness clients working from the same shared picture.
AI-enabled command environments with an independent, evidenced decision layer alongside them.
Precise language, no implied approval
Each status describes exactly how far an integration has been taken, and no further.
The named system has undergone documented end-to-end testing with SynapseCommand.
A specific working SynapseCommand adapter exists for the named system.
Integration relies on an interface, protocol or data standard already supported by SynapseCommand.
SynapseCommand is architecturally capable of integrating with the system, but the specific system has not undergone validated end-to-end testing.
A dedicated connector can be developed for a customer, integration programme or deployment.
Don't see your C2?
The SynapseCommand adapter architecture is designed for integration with NATO, national, coalition and vendor-specific command and mission systems.
Request an integrationOpen interoperability
The data contract, reference adapters and validation harness are published, so the interfaces below can be inspected before any integration work begins.
Third-party systems and trademarks
Product names, trademarks and registered trademarks referenced on this site are the property of their respective owners. References to third-party systems describe implemented, planned or potential technical interoperability as stated on each page and do not imply sponsorship, certification, endorsement or partnership unless expressly stated.