Have you ever thought to yourself, "HailTrace is awesome, SPOTIO is awesome... I wish I could see HailTrace IN SPOTIO"?

Good news! Our native integration with HailTrace allows you to do just that! With HailTrace integrated with SPOTIO, you can overlay storm swaths from your HailTrace account onto the SPOTIO map so that you can target those areas effectively and ensure that your team isn't the last one to the door when a storm hits.

To integrate your SPOTIO account with HailTrace, you will need to obtain an API key from HailTrace.

To retrieve a HailTrace API Key:

1. Visit HailTrace on the web and log in to your account.

2. Click on Settings and select API Keys.

3. Click on Create New API Key or use an existing one.

4. Give the new API key a name and select SPOTIO under the Application dropdown menu.

5. Choose the desired scope options for the API key.

6. Click Save to generate the API key and copy the code.

To connect HailTrace to SPOTIO:

1. Log in to your SPOTIO account on the web app.

2. Click on Settings and select Integration.

3. Select HailTrace from the list of integrations.

4. Paste the HailTrace API key in the provided field.

5. Click Connect to authorize the integration.

6. Wait for the status to confirm that the integration is connected successfully.

Once connected, you will see a new icon for HailTrace in the toolbar to the right on the Map view in SPOTIO. You can click on this icon to Enable the HailTrace layer.

Once the HailTrace layer is enabled, you are able to see storm data in the area represented by the green circle on your Map. 

You can use the panel on the right side of the screen to display a storm swath on the SPOTIO map, and view storm data including location, date, severity, wind speed, hail, and rainfall.

Select the storm you want to overlay on the SPOTIO map and click 'Show on Map' to display the storm swath.

Once you have overlayed the storm swath of choice, you can create a territory around that area and assign your team to that territory to focus your team's efforts on the areas where damage is prevalent. You will need to create a territory around the storm damage in order for the storm area to be visible on the mobile app.