Capacity Board is intended to help service providers share availability information and review relevant demand signals. A published signal is not a commitment to accept work and does not guarantee volume, staffing, timing, or payment.
Share capacity details only when your organization elects to provide them.
Review stated geography, timing, claim type, and CAT requirements.
Separate consented and self-reported information from verified evidence.
Keep opportunity review and assignment acceptance with authorized people.
Manage participating people and identity details with consent, role context, and carefully labeled evidence.
Review reported team and service coverage by geography without implying current availability or assignment acceptance.
Organize submitted license information for review while preserving source, status, and jurisdiction caveats.
Document team preparedness across licensing, capacity, leadership, systems, and deployment practices before CAT demand peaks.
Present adjusting, restoration, inspection, engineering, and specialist services for governed Network discovery.