CloseClear live disaster monitoring mapAn abstract dot-grid map of the contiguous United States showing active disaster zones overlaid on monitored loan properties. Red pins indicate exposure risk; green pins are clear to close.HURRICANEFEMA DR-4834-FLWILDFIREFLOODCLEAREXPOSUREFEMA BOUNDARY

Disaster monitoring for pipelines and portfolios

Know which loans are still clear to close.

The problem

A disaster can change the risk profile of a loan overnight.

Most teams check for disaster exposure once, at clear-to-close. By then the closing slips, you're scrambling to order a re-inspection and you end up adding days to your loan process. Spreadsheets and manual map searches make it easy to miss a property or make a mistake.

How it works

Monitor. Flag. Clear.

Three quiet steps between an active pipeline and a documented decision.

01
Monitor

Every loan, every source, continuously.

Each property in your active pipeline, on your warehouse line or sitting in your servicing book is screened against live federal disaster data around the clock.

02
Flag

Loan-level matching, not county guesswork.

The moment a confirmed declaration zone affects one of your properties, it surfaces directly into your workflow, alerting the correct staff with next steps attached.

03
Clear

From flagged to cleared, on the record.

Review the property, order a reinspection when one is needed, and resolve the exposure. Every check and decision is captured as it happens, so the loan moves forward with a complete trail behind it.

Why it matters

It only takes one.

Repurchases are expensive. A single one erases the margin on dozens of clean loans, and disaster-related defects are a top, avoidable cause.

~$32k per repurchaseTop avoidable cause
0.49%
of delivered GSE loans get repurchased
24/7
disaster monitoring
Loan-level
property matching
1,400
disaster events live now
End-to-end
pipeline and servicing
1,440
source pulls a day

See it on your own pipeline.

We run a live walkthrough against real disaster data, scoped to the loan types you originate or service. About twenty minutes.