Weather Alerts Built for Business Decisions
When severe weather threatens your operation, knowing a warning exists is only the beginning. WeatherCall delivers precise, location-specific weather alerts and decision-support information to help your team respond quickly, protect people, and keep operations moving.
Weather Information Built for Decision-Makers
The Right Information. For the Right Location. At the Right Time.
Consumer weather apps are useful for general awareness, but business operations often need more specific information and more reliable ways to reach the people responsible for taking action.
WeatherCall helps organizations receive precise, location-specific weather information and route it to the right people so teams can make informed decisions quickly.
Built Around How Your Organization Operates
Every organization has different locations, schedules, responsibilities, and procedures. WeatherCall can be configured around the way your team operates so the right people receive the right information when it matters.
Multiple Locations
Monitor the facilities, job sites, campuses, or other locations that matter to your organization.
Different Teams and Responsibilities
Route weather information to the employees, managers, safety personnel, or decision-makers responsible for responding.
Flexible Schedules
Configure monitoring and notifications around operating hours, shifts, events, or other periods when weather could affect your organization.
Defined Escalation Paths
Establish primary and secondary contacts so important weather information can continue moving through your organization when someone is unavailable.
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 warning information 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 warning affects the facility, job site, campus, or other location your organization is monitoring.
3. The Right People Are Notified
2. The Threat Is Matched to Your Location
3. The Right People Are Notified
Alerts are delivered to the contacts and teams configured for that location, role, or schedule.
4. Your Team Takes Action
2. The Threat Is Matched to Your Location
3. The Right People Are Notified
Decision-makers use the warning information alongside your organization’s procedures to determine the appropriate response.