Kateryna Chernohorenko: 310,000 electronic reports have already been processed through the Army+ app

A total of 310,000 electronic reports have been fully processed via the Army+ app. Full processing entails reviewing the reports and then either approving or rejecting them, with the commander specifying a clear reason for rejection.

“The use of electronic reports in the army is continuously expanding. Leading brigades set an example that motivates and inspires other units to adopt digitalization, as it is fast, convenient, and effective. Hence, the results continue to grow. We are continuing to improve the functionality to ensure it meets most of the military’s needs,” said Kateryna Chernohorenko, Deputy Minister of Defence for Digital Development.

The Deputy Minister emphasized that these results were achieved due to the increase in the number of reports submitted by the Land Forces in January and the Navy in February, as well as the growth in the number of military units that processed over 50 electronic reports since the beginning of the year.

To recap, electronic reports were among the first services launched in the Army+ app. Currently, 20 types of reports can be submitted online. The most popular of these are for health recovery (33%), for change of duty station in the Armed Forces of Ukraine (23%), and for leave (21%).