Simulations

Model a storm before it hits — test staffing and equipment through the real dispatch engine.

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What a what-if storm simulation is Run a hypothetical storm through the same dispatch engine that runs your real fleet — without touching live operations.
Build a scenario: properties, service plan, and depot anchor Drop the properties to clear, pick a service plan, and set the depot the fleet launches from.
Set vehicle count, type, and speed Tune the fleet in the scenario — how many machines, what kind, and how fast they travel.
Run a simulation and replay with the scrubber Run the scenario, watch the fleet cover the map frame by frame, and drag the scrubber to any moment.
Use simulations for staffing and equipment planning Answer 'how many machines do we need?' with evidence instead of gut feel — before the storm.
Tenant simulations vs the public sales demo Two things that look similar but aren't: your private planning tool and the org-less demo Snowmass staff show prospects.
Rehearse a storm on your real properties and fleet One click runs the real dispatch engine on your current book of business — on a throwaway copy — and shows you the projected run.
Ghost Lap: ahead of pace or behind, live An opt-in shadow simulation races your real storm from the same start — and tells the live-ops board whether the fleet is ahead of or behind its own engine's pace.
Rewind a completed storm: replay, why stops moved, and what-ifs Every completed storm is captured automatically. Replay it, read the engine's own account of why stops moved, and re-run it with a different plan.
Share a Storm Reel — a public, anonymized replay of your storm Mint a public link to a stylized animated reel of the storm being cleared — anonymized by default, watermarked, with a downloadable clip.