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Use case
Plan hail response by neighborhood
Use hail maps, alerts, and filters to decide where crews should go first.
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What it replaces
Broad hail overlays with weak route guidance.
What changes
The team gets a more usable neighborhood-by-neighborhood plan.
What it looks like
Plan hail response by neighborhood
Best for managers who need more than a broad hail overlay.
See the map, filters, and route view together.
- Choose the first hail-hit areas to work.
- Turn a large storm zone into a route-ready plan.
- Give reps a clearer starting point.
Old way vs. better way
Before and after this use case
Without tighter hail planning
Without tighter hail planning
- Managers see the storm but still have to guess which neighborhoods deserve the first push.
- Crews spread too wide before the team knows which streets are worth the effort.
With Storm Scout
With Storm Scout
- Hail maps, alerts, and filters support a more deliberate first territory decision.
- The response starts with better street-level focus.
Proof and context
Related proof for this use case
See how this use case translated into a reported storm-response result.
Apex Roofing Solutions
150+ leadsGenerated within the first 24 hours
Rapid Lead Conversion After a Major Hailstorm
A roofing team used Storm Scout to spot the hardest-hit streets fast and start closing work in the first 24 hours.
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FAQ for plan hail response by neighborhood
How current are the storm maps and alerts?
Storm Scout is built to help teams react faster when storms hit their markets. The best way to judge timing is to review your markets in a demo and compare it to how fast your team needs to move.
How should we think about alerts and deployment timing?
Use alerts as a faster way to spot storm activity in the markets you care about. In the demo, compare alert timing to the way your team actually deploys after storms.
Why use Storm Scout instead of a static hail swath or broad canvassing list?
A broad swath shows where the storm passed. It does not tell you which streets to work first. Storm Scout helps you narrow the map with filters so reps spend more time on better roofs and less time wandering a big zone.
Next step
See whether this use case fits your markets.
Review the proof, then talk through territory fit and plan guidance.