Before executing switching operations aimed at the rapid restoration of power after faults in the grid, the AutoFLISR service generates a dedicated document (protocol) for operational personnel. Based on this protocol, the dispatcher makes the final decision. The document contains comprehensive information about the fault: all initial data, identified causes of the outage, the de-energised zone, and—most importantly—the switching option that AutoFLISR has determined to be optimal. In the latest service update, the structure of this protocol has been redesigned to enable dispatchers to immediately grasp the key points and assess the emergency situation more efficiently.

Significant changes have been made to the description of the "Preparation of Fault Isolation and Power Restoration Plan" stage. The most critical sections ("Fault Detected," "Excluded from Calculations," "Fault Area") have been made more prominent, while less valuable information has been placed within collapsible sections ("Fault Not Detected," "Options That Did Not Pass Validation").

Additionally, indicators of factors useful for dispatcher analysis—related to relay protection and automatic control (RPA) operation and short-circuit current indicators—have been implemented: "Fault Detected," "Fault Not Detected," and "Excluded from Calculations." Whenever any element is excluded from calculations, the service explicitly states the reason—for example, data unreliability, dispatcher notation, or unsatisfactory self-diagnostic results—thereby providing personnel with a more detailed understanding of AutoFLISR's performance.