After a severe convective storm, you have hours to respond smartly. National Weather Service damage surveys typically take 2 to 7 days to publish after a tornado, sometimes weeks during active periods. By then, your window for a strategic response has closed. 

Many risk teams are working with fragmented workflows: waiting for official surveys, relying on storm reports that show locations but no impact paths, or using lower-resolution data that misses critical exposures in rural or underreported areas. The challenge doesn’t come down to lack of effort; it’s really about lack of instant access to data that drives the next decision. 

This webinar introduces a modern SCS event response framework built on three pillars: speed (updates delivered in hours, not days), coverage (even in unpopulated areas), and accuracy (high-resolution footprints validated against real outcomes). EigenRisk and Canopy Weather will walk through post-event response strategies that leading (re)insurers and MGAs are using to assess tornado, hail, and wind impacts faster and more accurately than traditional methods allow. 

Join EigenRisk and Canopy Weather for a live session to discover how to respond faster, assess more accurately, and close your SCS event response gap before the next storm hits. 

Who Should Attend 

Risk managers, underwriters, catastrophe teams, claims leaders, and reinsurance professionals responsible for SCS exposure management.