Tools for the work.
Information for context.
Explore the commercial Mileage Tool and Crisis Watcher, our existing disaster event information tool.
GEMS-AI Mileage Tool
Built from the realities of disaster recovery work: multiple appointments, changing destinations, and mileage paperwork at the end of the day.
- Organize trip details around field visits and work travel.
- Calculate mileage between entered locations.
- Prepare mileage documentation for review.
Contact us for current availability, pricing, supported reporting formats, and individual or team access. Your organization’s reimbursement policies still apply.
From trip details to documentation.
Capture the trip
Start with the work locations and travel details you need to document.
Check the mileage
Review calculated mileage and confirm that the trip reflects the work performed.
Support your records
Use the tool’s documentation workflow alongside your employer’s reporting requirements.
Start with the workflow your team actually uses.
Tell us about your field team, program requirements, and mileage reporting process. We’ll discuss current access options and whether the tool fits.
Discuss your team’s needs ↗Who is the tool designed for?
Professionals who travel for site inspections, client appointments, and disaster recovery field work, including contractors and program staff.
Does it determine reimbursement eligibility?
No. Mileage calculations support documentation. Eligible travel, approved routes, rates, and reimbursement decisions remain subject to your organization’s policies.
Is Hermes included?
No. Hermes is a separate technology initiative under development. It is not presented as an operational mileage-tool feature or a deployable disaster response service.
Crisis Watcher
Bring event information into one view. Crisis Watcher currently displays disaster reports with severity filters and links to source material, including earthquake and tropical cyclone reports attributed to USGS and GDACS.
Open Crisis Watcher ↗A tool for exploring event information. Coverage and freshness depend on source data and application availability. The current map has a basemap configuration issue; report entries and source links can still be explored. Refer to official authorities for warnings and emergency instructions.
- Event reports with locations and source attribution.
- Severity filters for narrowing the displayed reports.
- Links back to the original event source.
Crisis Watcher is separate from the mileage tool and from Hermes development. No Hermes capabilities are implied by its availability.