Collect
Bring ReliefWeb reports, HDX data, alerts, weather and economic context into one evidence layer.
Sightline SITREP
Build cited SITREPs.
Build cited reports from trusted humanitarian sources, structured for review and export.
Source-linked findings
Explicit coverage dates
Human review before use
Structured export
From source material to reviewed report
Structure
Turn selected evidence into report sections, findings and a cited narrative through a guided pipeline.
Review
Inspect sources, dates and generated sections before the report is used or shared.
Export
Produce a structured situation report for team review and operational use.
Designed for time-critical secondary analysis
Sightline helps humanitarian analysts assemble scattered source material into a transparent draft. It keeps evidence visible so teams can review conclusions instead of trusting an unexplained output.
Country and crisis evidence remains linked to its source.
Report coverage dates are visible throughout the public data surface.
Missing source data is shown as unavailable instead of being invented.
Decision support with clear boundaries
Sightline supports research and report preparation. It is not an official warning service, and it does not replace field assessment, coordination mechanisms or professional judgment.
Questions teams ask
Which sources can support a SITREP?
Sightline can combine ReliefWeb reports with available HDX, GDACS, weather and economic context. The exact evidence depends on source coverage for the selected country and period.
Can teams review the generated report?
Yes. The workflow is designed for source inspection and human review before operational use or export.
Start with a reviewable first draft.
Build cited reports from trusted humanitarian sources, structured for review and export.