Snow removal software built for storm nights
A storm packs a month of revenue into one night, and one messy night can eat the margin. Trucks crossing paths, lots done twice, lots missed, and a March phone call you can't win because nobody wrote anything down.
10 p.m. — routes, not phone calls
The forecast firms up. You pick tonight's properties and the optimizer puts them in order, early-opening lots first. Each driver gets a list on their phone. What used to be an evening of calls and a group text nobody read is done in a few minutes.
2 a.m. — you know where every truck is
The map shows each truck and each property: cleared, in progress, waiting. The gas station calls, you answer without touching the radio. One route falls behind, you move a truck over while it still helps.
7 a.m. — the storm is invoiced
Every push logged its time, tasks, and a photo when the truck moved on. Per-push, per-event, and seasonal contracts all bill from the same records, so the storm that ended at five is invoiced before lunch and the cash shows up while there's still snow on the ground.
And in March, you still have the receipts
When a slip-and-fall claim or a billing dispute shows up months later, you pull that night's record for that property in a few seconds. Timestamps, tasks, photos. One defended claim pays for a lot of software.
Be ready before the next storm
Load your storm list now and the first flake starts a route, not a scramble. We'll walk you through a full storm-night dispatch.