Resident Self-Reports
Crisis Track provides customers who have purchased the Disaster Management or All Hazards Emergency Management product packages with Resident Self-Reporting
A Crisis Track web form that allows residents to submit information about damage to structures during an active incident. capabilities. The Resident Self-Report is a short web page form that allows residents to self-report and describe the extent of damage to structures. The form is available to all active incidents Crisis Track allows you to track damage for several events through the Incidents feature. You can create a new incident, edit incidents, and deactivate or delete old incidents. Each incident keeps the data separate. Information such as equipment, employees, and structures are listed across all incidents. within your account Used to track and manage users. Accounts differ from your profile, which is used to modify personal settings for using the solution. and can be embedded on your local government website or shared via social media.
Account admins can find the Resident Self-Report URL in the following two locations:
Incident Info Module
Video:How To Find the Resident Self-Reporting Web Form in the Incident Info Module 
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Log in to the Crisis Track Console.
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Choose an incident from the Existing Incident list and click Select.
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Select the Info icon.
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The Resident Self-Reporting link appears in the Resident Self-Reporting section.
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Copy and share the URL link with your residents via social media and/or embed the link on your local government website.
Settings Module in Administrative Functions
Video:How To Find the Resident Self-Reporting Web Form in the Administrative Settings Module
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Log in to the Crisis Track Console.
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On the Crisis Track homepage, next to Administrative Functions, click Select.
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Select the Settings icon.
For more information regarding the Settings module, refer to Edit Settings.
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The Resident Self-Reporting link will appear near the middle of the screen next to the Resident Self-Reporting URL field.
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Copy and share the URL link with your residents via social media or embed the link on your local government website.
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