Resilion · Emergency access

Resilion Responds

When a major disaster is declared, Resilion activates free full-access accounts for affected municipalities, relief organizations, and government emergency managers for 90 days. Apply below or check the active activations in your region.

Request emergency access

Municipalities

City, county, and parish governments in a declared disaster area receive a 90-day full-access Resilion deployment.

Apply with the region, event, and a contact for your emergency operations center
Resilion full-access is enabled for the organization within 1 business day of approval
Use Resilion to coordinate field reports, photos, and timelines with neighboring jurisdictions
Transition to standard terms at the end of the activation; existing records remain intact

Relief organizations

Recognized relief organizations operating in a declared disaster area receive a 90-day full-access Resilion deployment.

Apply with the region, event, and a brief justification of your operational footprint
Resilion full-access is enabled for the organization within 1 business day of approval
Use Resilion to coordinate field reports, photos, and timelines with public-sector partners
Transition to standard terms at the end of the activation; existing records remain intact

Government emergency managers

Federal, state, and provincial emergency management agencies operating in a declared disaster area receive a 90-day full-access Resilion deployment.

Apply with the region, event, and a contact for your emergency operations center
Resilion full-access is enabled for the organization within 1 business day of approval
Use Resilion to coordinate field reports, photos, and timelines across jurisdictions
Transition to standard terms at the end of the activation; existing records remain intact

One room, four parties

Coordinate the EOC, the bench, and the field crews on one record

A municipality, a relief organization, an insurer, and a prime contractor are all working off the same activated timeline — each party's own annotations, each party's own audit chain. Nothing leaves the room on a thumbdrive.

Multi-stakeholder coordination during an incident response — emergency operations center with on-call teams.

Bundled stock — replace with client-authorized activation photo via /dashboard/media.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who is eligible for Resilion Responds?

Municipalities (city, county, parish), recognized relief organizations, and government emergency managers operating in a declared disaster area for which Resilion has activated a response.

How long does access last?

Each activation is for 90 days from the declared date. Operators can close an activation early when the disaster response is concluded; in that case we email the contact on file.

What happens when the activation ends?

Your organization transitions to Resilion's standard terms at the next renewal. Existing records remain intact and accessible; the only change is that any paid entitlements revert to the standard tier.

How is a request reviewed?

A Resilion operator confirms that the activation is live for the region and event you listed and that the requestor is a recognized municipality, relief organization, or government emergency manager. You will receive a confirmation email within one business day.

Read the full FAQ breakdown →

Activations

Past activations

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Post-event damage sweep still frame: high-confidence estimate of structural loss across the site.

Bundled stock — swap for client-authorized damage footage via /dashboard/media (kind=video).

The first 72 hours, kept on the timeline

Damage sweep, before insurance, before internal review

A short post-event sweep from the activation-day crew. Each frame stays pinned to the GPS pin and the next claim package. Insurers and government liaisons see the activation set before any internal report is written — the timeline still answers its own dates.