The core offer stack packages the weather-to-outcome system into customer-facing results.
| Component | Customer result |
|---|---|
| Live storm intelligence | Understand the event, revisions, evidence, and confidence |
| Existing-customer impact monitor | Identify affected customers and installed roofs |
| Property priority engine | Explain which eligible properties matter first |
| Deployment plan | Convert a storm into zones and assignments |
| Field outcome capture | Record visits, inspections, evidence, and next actions |
| CRM connection | Preserve storm context in the existing sales system |
| Evidence and reports | Produce a dossier instead of a map screenshot |
| Outcome attribution | Connect actions to inspections, opportunities, and jobs |
The property priority engine preserves several distinct judgments:
Estimated exposure
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Modeled damage likelihood
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Commercial opportunity
↓
Contact eligibility
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Operational priorityThe interface should present the recommended action first. It must retain the evidence and policy reasons behind that recommendation.
StormTrust can report operational and financial outcomes associated with an event. It should not imply that the software alone caused each downstream result.
The stack defines the core outcome. Contract scope can limit markets, data volume, integration depth, reports, or support. Reducing scope is preferable to selling the complete offer at an unsustainable price.