Army — Operational, DEVCOM & Medical
From the mission-command post to the DEVCOM lab bench to the military treatment facility — ZADS automates the systems the Army already fields, driving their UIs directly with no API and no integration program.
Where the Army's systems fight back
Written for: operational G-6 and mission-command staffs, DEVCOM center and lab technical directors, Army Medicine informatics and clinical-operations leads, PEO/PM software leads, and the proposal and delivery teams at their modernization primes.
Mission-command and readiness data lives across closed, separately accredited systems (GCSS-Army, DTMS, ATAAPS, IPPS-A) with no integration path between them — so soldiers re-key it by hand.
DEVCOM test and evaluation campaigns burn engineer hours on manual data capture and regression runs against instrumentation UIs that were never built to be scripted.
Army Medicine's clinical and research systems are HIPAA- and PII-bound: data cannot leave the enclave for a cloud automation service, however capable.
Multi-year ATO and FedRAMP timelines mean any tool that phones home is unfieldable at the tactical edge or inside a treatment facility network.
The ZADS angle for the Army
Automate fielded systems without an integration program
ZADS drives the accredited mission-command, readiness and clinical UIs already in place — no API, no source code, no new system to accredit.
Runs inside the enclave, at the tactical edge
On-prem with zero external network calls, so it deploys into air-gapped, IL-4/5 and HIPAA-bound networks immediately — no FedRAMP gate, no data leaving the boundary.
Compress the DEVCOM test cycle
Automated, repeatable UI-level test and data-capture runs with timestamped logs and AARs for every interaction — evidence the T&E and accreditation record needs, produced as a by-product.
Built for the Army's three fronts
Operational formations running mission-command and readiness systems, the DEVCOM centers and ranges building and testing the next increment, and Army Medicine's clinical and research enterprise — from MTFs to USAMRDC — all share one constraint: the systems are already fielded, accredited and closed. ZADS automates them from the outside in, through the same screens a soldier, engineer or analyst uses — and it embeds just as readily inside the bids of the Army's existing modernization primes.
Bring ZADS to your Army command, center or MTF
A 15-minute, air-gapped walkthrough mapped to the systems you already field.