Storm work is won in the first seventy-two hours. LynkedUp Pro turns radar-verified hail swaths into assigned territories, briefed reps, and tracked claims before the out-of-town crews arrive.
Roofing companies find storm work by overlaying radar-verified hail swaths on property data to identify which addresses were inside the impact zone, at what estimated hail size, and on what date. LynkedUp Pro's storm intelligence layer does this inside the CRM: swaths become canvassing territories, addresses inside them become prospect lists, and every resulting lead carries the storm date and hail size that the insurance claim will later depend on.
A weather map tells you a storm happened. It does not tell a rep which street to walk at 8am.
A claim hinges on the date of loss. Reconstructed from memory three weeks later, it is a denial waiting to happen.
Storm chasers arrive with lists. A local company with better workmanship still loses the neighbourhood on speed.
Approved scope, supplement requests, and carrier responses live in email threads nobody can audit.
Storm footprints with date, estimated hail size, and wind data — mapped at street level, not county level.
One action turns a verified swath into assigned canvassing territory with target addresses already inside it.
Every lead from the event carries the storm date, hail size, and swath reference the claim will need later.
Claim number, adjuster, inspection date, scope, supplements, and carrier correspondence tracked on the job.
Catastrophe response needs staffing, routing, and materials to move together within days, not weeks.
Watch the ZIPs you sell in and get told the morning after a qualifying event, before the phones start.
The most useful hail tracking is the kind that turns into work. LynkedUp Pro's storm intelligence maps radar-verified swaths at street level and converts them directly into assigned canvassing territories and storm-tagged leads inside the same CRM, rather than being a separate map subscription.
Territory watch lists produce an alert with the mapped swath the morning after a qualifying event, which is when the first seventy-two hours of storm work begins.
Yes. The storm date and hail size are captured on the lead at creation, and the job then tracks claim number, adjuster, inspection, scope, supplements, and carrier correspondence, with time-stamped photo evidence attached.
Yes. Address-level storm history shows prior qualifying events, which matters for older claims and for arguing pre-existing versus new damage.
It is part of the LynkedUp Pro platform and shares data directly with ProCanvas canvassing and the CRM pipeline.
A live walkthrough with your addresses, your pricing, and your workflow — not a canned demo reel.
