Shareable live tracking
An embeddable, PII-free map customers can watch or put on their own site.
Watch the fleet, safely
Snowmass gives you a live tracking map you can share with customers or embed on their own website. It shows machines moving in real time, with stop statuses — without exposing anyone's personal information.
What it shows, and what it hides
- Vehicle positions updating live, polled every few seconds.
- Vehicle names only — no operator names, no phone numbers, no personal data.
- Stop statuses — what's done, what's in progress, what's pending.
How sharing works
A share starts as a secure token. The first visit exchanges that token for a cookie and lands the viewer on a clean URL — so the link is simple to share and the raw token isn't left sitting in the address bar. From there it just works: no login, no account.
Embedding it
The map is built to drop into an iframe on the customer's own site. A property manager can put a live view of their lots right on their tenant portal, branded as theirs.
An honest framing
Live tracking is table stakes — established competitors have it. Where it earns its keep here is the combination: the positions are driven by the same live system as dispatch, it's PII-safe by default, and it's genuinely embeddable rather than a walled-off page. Useful and clean, but not the reason to switch — that's the dispatch engine behind it.
Updated 2026-08-09
In this topic
- The customer experience, end to end
- Live ETAs from the real dispatcher
- The customer portal
- Service-visit history
- 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"