Know When Power Drops Where You Operate

The problem

Companies with locations, assets, or supply chains spread across the country can't watch every regional utility for trouble. An outage near a distribution center, store, or facility often becomes visible only after operations are already disrupted. Outage Pro lets you overlay live outage data on the places you care about. Map your sites to our county- and utility-level feed once, and you'll know automatically whenever power drops in an area you depend on.

Key data points

• Current outage counts by county & utility
• Outage % per area
• Top affected states
• County & utility identifiers to match against your own locations
• County GeoJSON for an internal exposure map
• Last-updated (UTC)

Key benefits

1. 

   Footprint-aware monitoring

   Track only the counties and utilities your sites depend on.

2. 

   Earlier awareness

   Webhook alerts fire the moment a monitored area loses power.

3. 

   Automate your playbooks

   Push events into your incident and ops tooling; no manual checking.

4. 

   Map your exposure

   County GeoJSON powers an internal map of where you're at risk.

5. 

   Simple to integrate

   REST/JSON with API-key auth fits existing internal dashboards.

Who it's for

• Multi-Site Retailer
• Logistics & Supply Chain
• Facilities Teams
• BCP / Continuity Teams

Protecting multi-site operations

Most companies don't lose power at head office. They lose it at a store, a warehouse, or a site in another state, and they usually find out after operations have already taken a hit. Outage Pro lets you watch the specific places you rely on from one screen. You map your locations to our county and utility data once, and after that each site is checked against live outage data automatically, so nobody has to sit refreshing utility websites. Each area shows its current customers out and customers served, the outage % for that area, and a last-updated time, so you know how fresh the number is. County and utility identifiers let you match outages to your own location list, and optional county GeoJSON turns that into an internal map of where you're exposed right now.

Business continuity and faster response

The point of outage data is to act on it before it turns into a customer or revenue problem. Instead of polling utility sites, you use webhooks: the moment a site you're watching loses power, an event is pushed into your incident and operations tools, and the right team gets paged automatically. A manual "has anyone checked the East region?" scramble becomes an automatic trigger for your continuity plans, whether that means rerouting logistics, switching a site to backup power, or notifying staff. And because every value is timestamped and comes from the same source, the same feed supports the review afterward: what was affected, when, and for how long.

Supply-chain and vendor visibility

Your risk isn't only your own sites. It's also the suppliers, carriers, and vendors your operations depend on. Because Outage Pro resolves outages down to the county and utility across the country, you can watch the areas around key suppliers and freight lanes the same way you watch your own footprint. When power drops near a supplier, you see it early enough to plan around it instead of reacting to a missed shipment. The county identifiers and GeoJSON drop into the risk and mapping tools you already use, so supplier exposure sits next to your own locations on one map.

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