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Everything between your plans and a signed brief.

Hazzard reads your plans, checks each quote against its page, joins federal data to your map, and gives your team one place to score and sign off.

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  1. 1ReadYour plans, searchable by page
  2. 2CheckEach quote tied to its page
  3. 3MapFederal feeds and your GIS on one map
  4. 4TeamChat, approvals and a daily roundup
  5. 5AgentsResearch, Reader and Watch do the legwork
  6. 6BriefScores and a brief your officials can check
Read

Your shelf, searchable by page

Upload mitigation plans, THIRAs, CWPPs and after-action reports. Each file gets a fingerprint, so the same plan is not stored twice. Search runs on parsed pages, not filenames.

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Check

Each footnote opens the page it came from

Hazard mentions are stored word for word with a page anchor. If the words are not on that page, the mention does not reach your hazard record.

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Map

Federal feeds and your own GIS, on your footprint

FEMA flood zones, wildfire perimeters, NWS warnings, NRI and Census land on the counties and towns you declare. Paste your ArcGIS Hub to add your own layers.

Platform feeds sync daily. Each row shows when it was last synced.

Open the national map →
Team

One channel per hazard, with each department in it

It works like a team chat. The emergency manager, the fire chief, public works, public health and the county administrator talk in the hazard's channel. The agents answer there too, with the page they cite.

Screens show Cedar Ridge County, a fictional example. People appear by role, not by name.

  • Approvals

    When your rules need a second signature, the reviewer gets an email with the context and a link. Hazzard blocks the write until the check passes.

  • Daily roundup

    One morning email lists what moved yesterday, what still needs a decision, and which agent runs finished overnight.

  • Inbox by urgency

    Items that need you show up right away. Mentions and agent updates can wait for the roundup.

Need single sign-on or a custom integration? Contact us. We can support it. Contact us →

Agents

Agents that propose. People that decide.

Research, Reader and Watch are named agents with published jobs. They draft, notify and log their runs. Only members with approve authority put scores on the record.

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Agents

  • Ask Hazzard

    Answers questions from your documents, with the page every sentence came from.

  • Research

    Reads the evidence for one hazard and one dimension, then writes what it found.

  • Reader

    Reads every document as it arrives and pulls out what it says about each hazard.

  • Watch

    Keeps the public data current and tells you when the world moves.

Agents propose and explain runs. Only approvers put scores on the record.

Brief

A brief where each sentence links to its page

Your team scores likelihood, impact and readiness. The scores land on the risk matrix, and the brief carries only reasoning a person accepted.

See the risk matrix →
Book a walkthrough

Bring your documents. Leave with a cited brief.

Send us your public documents before the call and we will walk through your jurisdiction with you.

  1. Tell us about your project

  2. We prepare from public data before we meet

  3. We walk through your jurisdiction on the map

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Takes about two minutes. A person reads each request.

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