Join a run and start your shift
Pick your vehicle, hit the road, and let the first stop find you.
Starting your shift
As an operator, you don't get handed a route. You join the run, and the fleet starts feeding you work from the moment your device comes online.
Pick your vehicle
When you start, you choose the machine you're driving. Snowmass guards against double-booking — if someone else is already on that vehicle, you won't be able to grab it, so two operators never end up sharing one machine's identity.
Your first stop is automatic
You don't pick your first property or build a list. Once you're in the run, your very first GPS ping bootstraps your first claim — the swarm looks at where you are and hands you the highest-value property you should take next. From there it just keeps flowing: finish one stop, the next best one is already waiting.
Keep your device online
Because your position drives everything, keep the app open and your device charged. As long as you're pinging, the swarm keeps you supplied with work and the dispatcher can see you're active and healthy on the board.
Why it matters
There's nothing to memorize and no route to follow. You show up, pick your machine, and start clearing — the system handles what's next, every time, so you can keep your eyes on the lot instead of a printed sheet.
Updated 2026-08-09
In this topic
- The real-time ops dashboard
- Proactive failure alerts
- The live interactive map
- Reserve a stop for a machine
- Reopen a completed or skipped stop
- How the live fleet feed stays current
- Pause and resume a run
- Device handoff — newest device wins
- Turn-by-turn navigation to your next stop
- Leaving a run and breakdown recall
- Dispatcher FAQ: reading the board during a storm