Get A Weather History Report In The App
HailTrace’s Reviewed Report empowers customers to win property owner’s trust and streamline insurance claims with accurate storm history and precise date of loss reporting.
For example, you can use the Weather History Report in the following ways:
- Vet Leads: Know from the start the storm history for a property
- Generate Sales: Build trust with property owners and close a deal
- Close Claims: Find the correct date of loss and use the report as evidence to close most claims
Report Details
These reports include the following:
Storm history going back to 2011
Custom selected date range on a report
Meteorologist hail, wind, and tornado magnitudes
Algorithm hail magnitudes
Meteorologist duration of the hail storm
Image of the property (when available)
Time to delivery: < 5 minutes
You can order a weather history report in the following places:
NOTE: This article will focus on ordering a report in the mobile and browser apps. If you need more details about ordering a report on our sales site, read this article
Weather History Report By An Address
Mobile App
1. Tap on an address or tap the Search button to find an address
2. Use the search bar to find an address
3. Tap Weather Report
4. Fill out relevant information
A. Select a date range, such as a full weather history or a custom date range
B. Add a claim number and a name to the report, such as your company name or your client's name
C. Include additional email addresses to receive the report along with you
5. Tap Request *You will receive an email with the generated report
Desktop App
1. Click on an address or tap the Search button to find an address
2. Click Weather History Report button
3. Select a date range, such as a full weather history or a custom date range

4. (Optional) Add a claim number and a name to the report, such as your company name or your client's name.
Next, include additional email addresses to receive the report along with you.
5. Click Order*You will receive an email with the link to download the report
Weather History Report By An Asset
Mobile App
1. Along the bottom bar, select Maps tab
3. Select Weather tab
4. Click Download Impact Report *You will receive an email with the generated report

1. Along the left-hand bar, select Maps tab
3. Select Weather tab
4. Click Request Impact Report button *You will receive an email to download the impact report
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