Weather Alerts Built for Business Decisions
When severe weather threatens your operation, knowing a warning exists is only the beginning. WeatherCall helps organizations receive, route, and act on precise weather information across people, locations, and connected systems—so your team can respond quickly, protect people, and keep operations moving.
1. A Warning Is Issued
2. The Threat is Matched to Your Location
2. The Threat is Matched to Your Location
WeatherCall monitors official National Weather Service warnings and relevant weather threats.
2. The Threat is Matched to Your Location
2. The Threat is Matched to Your Location
2. The Threat is Matched to Your Location
WeatherCall determines whether the threat affects each monitored facility, job site, campus, or other location.
3. The Right People Are Notified
2. The Threat is Matched to Your Location
3. The Right People Are Notified
Alerts go to contacts and teams assigned to that location, role, or schedule.
4. Your Team Takes Action
2. The Threat is Matched to Your Location
3. The Right People Are Notified
Your team follows its procedures to determine the appropriate response.
Connect Weather Alerts to the Systems You Already Use
WeatherCall can connect location-specific weather alerts to compatible systems already used across your organization, helping warnings reach more people and support a faster response.
Integrations may include:
• Outdoor warning sirens
• Fire alarm control panels
• Intercom and public-address systems
• Flashing lights and digital signage
• Mass-notification platforms
• Other compatible operational systems
Each integration is evaluated based on your equipment, locations, and response procedures.
Weather Information Built Around Your Operation
WeatherCall delivers location-specific alerts to the people responsible for acting, using notification methods, schedules, and escalation paths configured around your organization.
"Certain equipment can’t be operated when there is lightning. Your service not only tells us that, but also when the threat is over so we can get back to work."
Plant Manager | Manufacturing Facility | Athens, Georgia
