Integrations
Breesy and FireNotification.com Integrate to Improve Real-Time Fire Response
Breesy and FireNotification.com have connected verified, real-time fire intelligence directly to operational workflows. Restoration teams now receive alerts inside Breesy as structured opportunities, enriched and routed to the right people across the tools they already use, on both daily operations and catastrophe events.
On April 16, 2026, Breesy announced a new integration with FireNotification.com, a platform that delivers verified, real-time fire and property damage intelligence to restoration professionals. The integration connects those alerts directly into operational workflows, so teams can respond faster and with greater coordination.
From a verified alert to coordinated action
FireNotification.com has long been a trusted source of real-time fire alerts for restoration professionals. With this integration, those alerts now flow directly through Breesy, where they are automatically structured, enriched, and routed to the right teams in real time.
"FireNotification.com delivers incredibly fast, reliable alerts," said Jacob Cleveland, CEO of Breesy. "What we've done is build on top of that foundation to help teams act on those alerts faster and more effectively within their existing workflows."
What the integration does
Through the integration, restoration companies can put FireNotification.com alerts to work without changing how they monitor for them:
- Receive FireNotification.com alerts directly within Breesy as structured opportunities
- Enhance alerts with additional context and prioritization based on location and property data
- Automatically route notifications to the right people based on geography, role, and availability
- Distribute alerts across tools like Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Chat, SMS, and email
- Improve response speed and coordination across both daily operations and catastrophe events
Rather than requiring teams to change how they monitor alerts, the integration makes those alerts immediately actionable within the systems they already use.
"Our goal has always been to get the right information to the right people as quickly as possible," said Jordan Rosen, CEO of FireNotification.com. "This integration with Breesy builds on that by helping restoration teams turn those alerts into coordinated, real-time action across their organization."
Why it matters for restoration teams
By connecting real-time fire intelligence directly to internal workflows, the integration gives restoration organizations greater visibility and control over how opportunities are handled. It helps teams act quickly, stay aligned, and execute with consistency when it matters most.
About FireNotification.com
FireNotification.com is a real-time property damage intelligence platform that serves restoration professionals, insurance stakeholders, legal teams, and real estate investors. It captures and verifies emergency dispatch signals as incidents occur, enriching each event with property, ownership, and situational data to help organizations identify, prioritize, and respond to new opportunities with speed and precision.
Read the full announcement on EIN Presswire
Frequently asked questions
Common questions, answered.
What does the Breesy and FireNotification.com integration do?
It connects FireNotification.com's verified, real-time fire and property damage alerts directly into Breesy, where each alert is automatically structured, enriched with location and property context, prioritized, and routed to the right people across the tools your team already uses.
Do teams have to change how they monitor for alerts?
No. The integration makes FireNotification.com alerts immediately actionable inside the systems teams already use, including Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Chat, SMS, and email, so there is no change to how teams monitor for new alerts.
Does the integration help during catastrophe events?
Yes. It is built to improve response speed and coordination across both daily operations and catastrophe events, when fast and organized response matters most.