Proof-of-service records

What a proof-of-service record is

For every property in a storm, Snowmass assembles a record of what actually happened on the ground — not a plan, but the executed work:

• The service visit with its arrival and completion times.
• The material applied at that stop, with quantity, unit, and the time it went down.
• Any incident photos and notes tied to that visit.

Because operators capture all of this from the run in real time, the record builds itself — there's no after-the-fact paperwork to assemble.

Where it shows up

• Reports — filter and export service and material history for any storm or property.
• Customer portal — customers see their own service-visit history, including materials and photos, scoped strictly to what they own.
• Per-property run log — a white-label event timeline you can embed on a customer's own site.

Why it's worth having

• Disputes — answer "was my lot done, and with what?" with a timestamped record.
• Trust — customers who can see the work done are customers who renew.
• Compliance and billing — the same record backs your invoices and any usage-based material charges.