Availability, boss assignments, bench decisions and publish flow.
Open roster →Guild operations without the spreadsheet sprawl.
Officer Scribe gives World of Warcraft leadership one place to plan raid nights, manage people, review progression evidence and keep decisions moving after Discord scrollback has gone.
Guild OperationsTodayProgression evidence, avoidable mechanics and player trends.
Review logs →Built around the work officers already do every week.
No replacement spreadsheets disguised as a dashboard. Each area is connected to the next part of the guild workflow.
Boss-by-boss roster operations
Plan IN, BENCH and OUT assignments by encounter, enforce absences, use Roster Copilot as decision support and publish personal raid assignments.
Explore →Warcraft LogsRaid Intelligence
Review progression, avoidable mechanics, deaths, output changes and repeat patterns with evidence that stays attached to the raid night.
Explore →PeopleRecruitment and trials
Keep applicants, trial reviews, Raider.IO identity, Warcraft Logs evidence and officer feedback in one shared pipeline.
Explore →LeadershipMeetings, actions and reminders
Capture officer meetings transparently, turn decisions into owned actions and keep reminders and delivery history visible.
Explore →Guild eventsEvent Creator and Discord sign-ups
Create non-meeting guild events, collect Going / Maybe / Can’t attend responses in Discord and keep upcoming events plus history in the dashboard.
Explore →RaidersRaiders Zone
Give each raider a self-scoped view of rosters, attendance, performance history, Raid Intelligence and their linked character identity.
Explore →ReadinessWoWAudit and WoWUtils workflows
Verify Droptimizer readiness through WoWAudit and use explicit, reviewable WoWUtils roster/setup sync where the provider supports it.
Explore →OperationsRisk Radar and recruitment needs
Surface upcoming attendance pressure, utility gaps, draft-roster risk and role-depth concerns without making the decision for officers.
Explore →In gameOfficer Scribe addon
Bring raid-night operations and local RCLootCouncil history into WoW without turning the addon into a second source of truth.
Explore →One raid night, one operating view.
Officer Scribe keeps attendance, roster construction, readiness and post-raid evidence connected. Roster Copilot supports the decision with constraints and evidence; it never publishes a team for you.
Default-present attendance with explicit Tentative and Absent states.
Set the 20 per boss, apply encounter rules and review Copilot evidence.
Lock the plan, send personal assignments and run readiness checks.
Analyse Warcraft Logs and keep the evidence beside the next roster decision.
Make the post-raid conversation more specific.
Raid Intelligence separates raid-level execution from player-level evidence, tracks progression over time and keeps uncertainty visible when the data is weak.
Use the specialist tools. Connect the operational work between them.
Commands, roles, DMs, meetings, event sign-ups, reminders and guild access
Raid Intelligence, progression evidence and player review
Character-linked Droptimizer readiness and raid checks
Manual roster/setup reconciliation and supported absence flows
Canonical character identity for profiles and recruitment
Addon-side loot history and Officer Scribe bridge data
Guild leadership does more than build a roster.
Recruitment, trial decisions, officer meetings, actions, reminders and broadcasts share the same guild context instead of living in disconnected channels and spreadsheets.
A useful player view without exposing the officer workspace.
Active raiders can see their own roster assignments, attendance, performance history, Raid Intelligence evidence and linked character details. Leadership data stays leadership-only.
Officer ScribeGuild Operationsv8.7.0 · closed betaRun the guild from one operational workspace.
Install Officer Scribe, connect your leadership roles and keep the next raid, the last raid and the officer follow-through in the same place.
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