Run-log embed for your website
A white-label, org-wide log of your storm activity, embeddable on your own site.
Customer experience
Updated 2026-08-09
Your storm activity, on your own site
The run-log embed is a white-label log of your whole operation's storm activity — every event and its service passes — built to drop into an iframe on your company website. Generate one token in Settings, paste the snippet, and it stays current.
What it is
- Org-wide — the whole fleet's events and passes, not a single property.
- By season — visitors pick a season to see that winter's run log.
- White-label — it carries no Snowmass chrome, so it reads as part of your site.
How it's different from live tracking
- Live tracking is the moving map of the fleet — a live, watch-it-happen view a customer opens for their own service.
- The run-log embed is your public record of work done — a season-by-season log that shows prospects you show up, storm after storm.
Both embed anywhere; they answer different questions. Tracking answers "where are the machines right now?" The run log answers "what has this company been doing all winter?"
Where to use it
- On your marketing site, as proof you turn out for every storm.
- On an "our work" or service-area page, kept current automatically.
- Anywhere a prospect wants to see your track record without signing in.
Generate or revoke the token any time in Settings — revoking stops the iframe immediately. Like the rest of the embeds, it's factual and self-serve, so it works for you without adding to your office's load.
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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
- Shareable live tracking
- 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"