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Choose the radius. Review the matched jobs.
On the Operator plan, $399 a month. Put the whole crew on it. Nobody pays per person.
One map, one list of next steps, one file per storm.
Every step on the Storm desk comes from a record you already keep: your jobs, their photos, your proposals and claims. Nothing on it sends a message to anyone.
Define the planning area
Name a manual area, choose its center, and set a radius from 1 to 500 miles.
See every job inside it on the map
The Storm desk opens on a large Florida map of your storm jobs with each area as a counted marker. Jobs without coordinates cannot be matched, and the desk counts how many have none.
Work each area's next steps
Under the map, each area lists only the steps your own records back: condition photos still owed, past customers inside it, a canvass search of the NOAA reports around it, proposals out or in draft, proposals accepted, and claims already opened.
Read the storm week on one timeline
Recorded areas and the National Weather Service notices stored for your job addresses sit on one dated timeline, one entry per weather event rather than one per job.
Keep one file per storm
Each area opens as its own file: the area on a map, every job inside it nearest first, its condition photos, and where its proposal and claim stand. A documented status requires a photo uploaded after Storm tracking began. Upload time does not prove pre-impact condition.
Close out the review
Managers clear the Storm record when the review is done, and can reopen it if more work turns up.
Put the job list beside the area your team selected.
Set a radius by hand and review the matched job locations and their condition photos.