Canvassing
Knock the door with the hail size already in hand.
A rep walks a neighborhood, drops a pin on a house, and instantly sees the actual hail size at that exact address. No typing, no lookup, no leaving the porch.
A rep walks a neighborhood, drops a pin on a house, and instantly sees the actual hail size at that exact address. No typing, no lookup, no leaving the porch.
Knock a door, drop a pin on the way up, show the homeowner the hail size for their exact address while pitching. This isn't a desktop tool that happens to work on a phone — it's built mobile-first, one-handed, for someone already walking.
One gesture, no typing, no confirmation dialog. Works one-handed while walking up the driveway.
Never covers the whole screen. A rep glances, taps a status, and moves on — no forms to fill out.
Homeowner name and notes sit behind a "+ Add" toggle. Optional data entry never blocks the fast path.
Street map by default, one tap for satellite — useful for matching a house to what a rep is standing in front of. A live blue dot shows where they are, the moment the map opens.
Pick any date back to October 2020, and that storm's hail footprint projects right onto the map.
The main Hail Map blends color for detailed analysis. Canvassing uses flat, hard-edged bands instead — easier to read at a glance, in direct sunlight, from a moving hand.
Tap a pin and the sheet opens with the property's real street address, then the exact on-site hail size for that storm date, in large bold text. It's calculated at the property's exact coordinates, not a neighborhood average.
The fast gesture used while actually walking a neighborhood. The property sheet opens immediately.
Shows the on-site hail size in a small popup with a "Create pin here" button — for scouting before deciding to drop a pin.
Every pin is reverse-geocoded into a real street address automatically. That's the number a rep turns the phone around and shows mid-pitch.
Six statuses, each a small color-coded icon. The same color shows up on the map pin itself, so a rep can see the state of every door they've hit without opening anything.
A rep only sees pins they personally dropped, unless a manager turns on company-wide sharing.
Regardless of the sharing setting, any pin marked Signed is visible company-wide — so two reps never independently work a house that's already sold.
Sharing on or off, a manager always sees every pin at the company.
Doors knocked, status changes, and reports pulled — per rep and company-wide, charted by day, week, or month.
Full canvassing functionality, included — not an add-on you have to remember to turn on.