When disaster hits, the clock starts and so does the paperwork. In 2025 alone, The US experienced $23,000,000,000 in weather related disasters from the devastating Los Angeles wildfires in January to a tornado outbreak in May that sent 133 tornadoes tearing through the Mid South and Great Plains to catastrophic flash floods in Texas Hill Country over the fourth of July weekend. When effective recovery matters most, timely documentation is critical. Checklists and damage assessments are time sensitive and high stakes, yet important information is often scattered across different technologies that don’t properly integrate.

Crisis Track makes recovery simple, fast, and FEMA ready. It brings damage assessments, debris, roads, infrastructure data, and citizen input into one streamlined workflow, capturing the information needed to support IA, PA, and SBA programs so your team can act faster, document correctly, and move reimbursements forward confidently and in less time. Crisis Track comes preloaded with locally assessed building values, updated annually in partnership with each client, so assessors aren’t starting from scratch when disaster strikes.

Agencies can bring in their personnel, equipment, and resource data ahead of time, which makes cost tracking and report generation faster from day one. And with built in AI, Crisis Track is getting smarter every day. Assessors in the field can photograph damaged structures and let Crisis Track’s AI instantly populate the damage description, making assessments easier and quicker when every minute counts. Capture field data online or offline with GPS and photo documentation, then sync updates in real time the moment teams are back online.

Replace delays, duplicate entry, and mismatch reports with one platform that captures, tracks, and submits without the usual chaos. And for WebEOC users, you’ll be able to access this damaged data right in your WebEOC platform with Crisis Track data available in the same system as your critical response and recovery workflows, like action plans, resource tracking, and scheduling. The Crisis Track WebEOC integration ensures that all your teams have the full picture of the conditions on the ground as they address any disaster. The results speak for themselves.

During the twenty twenty four Atlantic hurricane season, one Southeastern coastal state deployed Crisis Track across 49 counties to capture over $5,300,000,000 worth of damages with more than 700,000 assessments recorded and 2,800 plus local government users relying on the platform. In 2025, Crisis Track powered more than 400 active incidents, enabling agencies across nearly 190 jurisdictions to capture over 58,000 damage assessments and operational records. While other tools can still leave your county or state buried in burdensome manual input, Crisis Track streamlines the steps that must be delivered to FEMA on time to qualify, helping you stay compliant, reduce errors, and keep your recovery timeline on track.

Crisis Track also strengthens your financial recovery. Track resources, labor, equipment, and in kind matching to support FEMA reimbursement processes so less comes out of your budget and more eligible work is properly documented from start to finish. Using Crisis Track’s Survivor Portal, residents can report damage and unmet needs right from their phone. Those submissions are then tied directly into your dashboard, giving your team transparent, actionable community data to prioritize support and communicate clearly.

If a storm is on the way or a threat is looming, you don’t have to wait to become more resilient. Crisis Track can be deployed quickly with efficient onboarding time that helps teams get up and running when it matters most. Disasters are unpredictable. Your recovery process shouldn’t be.

With Crisis Track, you’re not just prepared. You’re always one step ahead. Schedule your demo today and stay resilient for years to come. Crisis Track from Jabari.

Ready when you need it most.