WeatherIQ

For the site, not the sky

See what the weather costs your site.

A free forecast stops at the sky. We put the cost on the business, warn the people who run the shift, and place the rest with an insurer.

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A person reviews the cover before it is offered. This is not an ARC Ltd policy, and a recorded payout is not a bank transfer.

Wind turbines in a field as a storm builds

Why a business stays

Situation, then what changed, then what you do

Situation

Mines, plants, and farms already live with the weather. The forecast itself is free.

Complication

A free forecast does not say what a lost sun day does to revenue. It does not reach the duty phone. It does not leave cover for the days you cannot move.

Resolution

Locate the site. See the money. Warn the people who can still act. Place the rest with an insurer. One service, and you subscribe to it.

The work

Three businesses. The same four steps.

Solar panels as cloud approaches

A solar farm

Cloud and hail are not a weather note. They are lost generation and a repair bill. You see the days, the money, and the cover for what you cannot reschedule.

A mine yard under a storm

A mine or a build

Lightning, a storm, or a flood stops the shift and sits on the assets. The warning goes to the people on the roster, by email and by SMS, before the day is lost.

A maize field under a hard sky

A farm

Heat, a dry spell, or a storm is the season’s money. The warning reaches the farm. The days you cannot farm around are the ones an insurer can take.

How to subscribe

Four steps. The first one is on the next page.

1. Locate the siteThe address of the business
2. Name the bad dayWhat it costs when the weather stops the work
3. Warn the workflowEmail, and SMS when the gateway is on
4. Place the restCover for an insurer, only when the price is sane

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