™Event dispatch you can repeat
A defined call-out sequence with site lists, priorities and confirmations, so the 2am decision is executing a plan rather than inventing one.
Snow removal
Technology support for snow removal contractors
Snow work is dispatched by weather and defended by records. Both benefit from being written down as they happen.
Snow removal runs on a different clock from every other trade: an event starts at 2am, all sites need service inside a window, and the record of what was done (when, and with how much material), matters months later if anyone disputes it.
Tomryn helps snow contractors make dispatch repeatable and service logging automatic enough that it actually gets done during the storm rather than reconstructed afterwards.
What usually gets in the way
- Dispatch decisions made by phone tree at 2am, with no record of who was told what.
- Service logs written up after the event from memory, which weakens them if a claim arrives.
- Salt and material usage tracked loosely, making per-site profitability unclear.
- Seasonal contract terms and site maps stored separately from the run list.
Where technology actually helps
Service records captured live
Timestamped per-site logging (arrival, service type, material used), captured during the run. This is the record that protects you in a slip-and-fall dispute.
A note on liability
We build the tools that help you keep accurate records. We do not provide legal advice about liability, contract wording or insurance requirements, talk to your broker and your lawyer about those, and we will make sure the system captures what they tell you to capture.
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Tell us how the work runs today
A short conversation is usually enough to tell whether technology would help or just add another thing to manage.