The customer experience, end to end
How Snowmass keeps your customers informed from forecast to finished.
Customer experience
Updated 2026-08-09
What your customers get
Snowmass gives your customers a clear window into their service without adding work for your dispatcher. Most of it runs on the same live data that drives dispatch, so what a customer sees is real, not a guess.
The pieces
- Live ETAs — a per-stop arrival time projected by the actual dispatch engine.
- A customer portal — a signed-in home for a customer's properties, live event, history, and settings.
- Live tracking — an embeddable, PII-free map they can watch or put on their own property.
- A run-log embed — a white-label, org-wide log of your storm activity for your website.
- Service-visit history — every visit with materials and photos.
- Status alerts — email and SMS updates as a storm progresses.
- Ratings and reviews — a satisfaction rating when a support request is resolved that can become public social proof.
An honest framing
These are solid, real features — but they're table stakes in this industry, not what sets Snowmass apart. Competitors have tracking and history too. What's different is that the ETA and the tracking are driven by a real dispatch engine, so they move and update instead of sitting on "sometime today."
Each feature has its own article below. If you want the customer's-eye view of a whole storm, start with "Before, during, and after a storm."
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Updated 2026-08-09
In this topic
- Live ETAs from the real dispatcher
- The customer portal
- Service-visit history
- Shareable live tracking
- Run-log embed for your website
- Email and SMS status alerts
- CSAT ratings that become public reviews
- Before, during, and after a storm
- "On the way" — when a vehicle is coming to you
- Your place in the storm, and the fleet pulse
- The plow-ridge note — "we know, and we're coming back"