AMI — Access & Mission Intelligence
AMI Live lets you evaluate any location. AMI Pro continuously monitors your sites, applies your operating standards, tracks what changed, identifies affected work, and helps build the dispatch plan around the conditions actually coming.
Built for teams managing field work across multiple locations, changing conditions, and real operating constraints.
AMI Live answers: What is happening at this location?
AMI Pro answers: What is changing across everything I care about, what is affected, and what should we do about it?
Evaluate any location
Turn location intelligence into continuous operational intelligence.
Everything AMI provides operationally, plus:
Bring in the locations that matter. AMI Pro keeps evaluating them, shows what needs attention now, what changed since the last check, and what is coming next.
Continuously evaluate the locations that matter to your operation.
See which locations worsened, improved, moved to Hold/No-Go, or stayed unchanged.
Compare readiness across forecast horizons before conditions reach the crew.
AMI Pro remembers the previous operational state of monitored locations. When conditions change, AMI shows the previous status, new status, score movement, when the change occurred, and the condition driving it.
AMI doesn't just tell you what conditions are now. It tells you what changed.
AMI interprets raw forecast data against your organization's operating standards and shows when conditions are workable — and when they're not.
The raw forecast remains visible. AMI interprets those conditions against the organization's operating standards to show the actual operating window — hourly timeline, meaningful change points, and what's driving each transition.
AMI distinguishes between observed lightning and forecast thunderstorm risk.
AMI Live uses FirstGround demonstration standards so anyone can evaluate a location. AMI Pro evaluates your operation against the thresholds, work types, cost assumptions, and alert preferences your organization actually uses.
Configure work-type-specific limits around how your crews actually operate.
Give AMI real crew, equipment, mobilization, standby, and workday costs so plan comparisons reflect the operation.
Choose which readiness changes should trigger notifications for your team.
AMI Pro can combine current operating conditions with broader environmental context around the locations your teams work. That helps identify hazards that may affect access, mobilization, seasonal planning, or field execution before they become surprises.
Environmental baseline provides operational context. It does not automatically act as a dispatch hard gate. AMI uses it alongside current conditions, routes, access, and field information to support the operational decision.
AMI Pro adds historical and seasonal context to the current operating picture. For snow-affected locations, AMI can show when accumulation historically begins, when snow peaks, when rapid melt occurs, and when locations typically emerge from the snow season.
Historical start of meaningful snow conditions.
When seasonal access risk begins increasing quickly.
Typical maximum snow period.
When access conditions begin changing again.
Historical end of the measurable snow season.
Seasonal history provides planning context. Current conditions and forecast intelligence still drive the live operational decision.
AMI Pro evaluates changing weather against the locations you actually operate. Instead of checking hundreds or thousands of sites individually, teams can see where conditions are becoming critical, what remains workable, and where attention may be needed first.
AMI Pro looks ahead and identifies monitored locations moving toward Monitor, Hold, or No-Go.
Track changing readiness, forecast threats, radar/precipitation context, and affected locations across the operation.
Identify locations a storm moved through, sites whose readiness changed, and locations that may warrant connection, access, or field verification.
Replay observed weather across your monitored sites, see what was recently impacted, understand what is being affected now, and look ahead to locations that may be next.
Sites the storm already moved through — readiness changed, conditions were affected.
Locations being affected right now — active weather, changing conditions, live impact.
Locations in the storm's path — forecast shows conditions may deteriorate soon.
Sites that warrant field verification, access checks, or operational review after the storm.
AMI Pro does not stop at identifying risk. It evaluates operating windows, site priority, travel, route exposure, crew assumptions, and affected work to help build a dispatch plan around the conditions actually expected.
Sequences work around viable operating windows and gates affected work out of unsafe periods.
Minimizes travel and geographic inefficiency while clearly showing when that efficiency would introduce additional operational exposure.
AMI explains the tradeoff and recommends the plan that best fits the operating conditions.
Work days, travel, field time, weather-risk sites, and operational exposure.
Safety, weather, access, route, crew, and cost remain visible behind the recommendation.
AMI recommends. The dispatcher decides.
Access observations, site notes, actual field conditions, previous work, and operational history can improve future planning.
Optional intelligence services that extend AMI Pro when your operation needs deeper infrastructure or route intelligence.
Optional infrastructure discovery and site intelligence. Search approximately 119,500 tower locations nationwide with ownership, structure type, height, and environmental context.
Optional SubscriptionOptional deeper route, access, remote-road, and future restriction/traffic intelligence beyond conventional navigation. Designed for remote field operations where the mapped road isn't always the road the crew can use.
Optional · Coming SoonNeither is required for AMI Pro. AMI Pro works with your own sites and data.
AMI Live itself does not require an AMI Pro subscription. Pricing is based on portfolio size and deployment frequency — we'll scope it on the call.
Full core AMI capability for a single crew or independent operator. One region, one dispatch queue.
For active regional contractors running 1–3 crews. The most common fit for tower, UAS, and crane operations.
Multi-crew, multi-project operations. Full ArcGIS sync, role-based access, unlimited dispatch runs.
Multi-region, multi-contract. Custom configuration, priority onboarding, SLA, and API access.
Use AMI Live to see what AMI can evaluate at one location. Bring your sites into AMI Pro when you're ready for continuous monitoring, configurable standards, portfolio intelligence, and dispatch planning.