Product

License the modules your operation runs on

MTNFX is one platform sold by the module. A boutique cat operation licenses four; a full resort program licenses all sixteen. Every module reads and writes the same operational record, so nothing is entered twice.

Every morning

Daily Operations

Ops Workflow · Run List
A laptop running the Ops Workflow dashboard: AM Form, PM Form, Weather Center, and Tips cards above the recent-days board

Ops Workflow

The daily dashboard where the AM Form, PM Form, and Weather Center live, with a rolling 30-day board of recent reports.

AM Form

The morning report: staffing, weather grid, avalanche problems, danger ratings, risk plan, and logistics. Autosaves as the team types, emails everyone on shift, and logs every change.

PM Form

The end-of-day report: day overview, 4 PM weather, observations, and tomorrow's plan. Observations carry forward into the next morning's AM Form.

Run List

Daily run status (Open, Evaluate, Closed) with carry-forward, so patrol updates only what changed overnight.

Runs Map

A 3D satellite map of zones, drops, and runs with live status colors, powered by Mapbox terrain.

Weather Center

NWS point forecast and discussion, an embedded Windy map, your preferred forecast models one click away, and a meteogram built from your own stations plus AM Form entries, with each value labeled by provenance.

Data in, decisions out

Weather Integration & Forecasting

LoggerNet · Synoptic · Campbell Cloud

Station Integrations

Full weather integrations with LoggerNet, Synoptic, and Campbell Cloud. Connect the stations you already own and every reading lands in the same operational record your forms, meteograms, and reports read from.

Data Population

Choose how each value populates: manual entry by the forecaster or automatic from your stations. You set the population type, the pull times, and the station and field specifics per operation.

Forecasting

Build the morning hazard assessment on CMAH standards: avalanche problems by aspect and elevation, failure planes tracked from the season's layer record, and the conceptual hazard chart across all three elevation bands.

Snow safety

Avalanche Mitigation

AV Mitigation · AV Analysis
The MTN FX analysis map showing a season of mitigation activity: shot placements, D2 avalanche polygons, and ski cuts on 3D terrain

GIS Editor

The working map where teams record mitigation routes, ski cuts, bootpacks, avalanche observations, misc observations, and snow pit profiles as they happen.

Mitigation Routes

Full route forms: team, shot-by-shot explosives and results, misfires and resolutions, digital signature, finalization, and a PDF route form for the binder.

AvAtlas

Your library of saved terrain: avalanche paths, closed terrain, shot placements, and explosive routes, with GeoJSON import and export.

AV Analysis

The review map: an activity calendar, filters, atlas overlays, and external observation feeds layered over everything your team recorded.

Mobile Imports

Routes recorded in MTNFX Go! arrive on the web as imports for review and finalization. Nothing enters the record unreviewed.

InfoEx Integration

Submit avalanche observations to the CAA InfoEx exchange and see partner observations on your own map.

Regulated

Explosives Inventory

ATF-compliant
The MTN FX inventory screen: magazines with product and datecode counts, current inventory with remove, return, and transfer actions, and a signed transaction history

Lifecycle Tracking

Shipments, daily removals and returns, magazine transfers, monthly physical counts, and compliance exports. Every movement is signed; the audit trail can't be edited.

Cap & Fuse Assembly

CFA builds with their own log, so assembled product is accounted for separately from raw components.

Usage Reconciliation

Compares what left the magazines against what route forms say was fired, closing the loop between GIS and inventory, and blocking mismatches instead of hiding them.

Magazines & Shipping

Per-magazine balances, incoming shipments with invoice images, product costs, and archived lots.

Live Counters

Dashboard counters for product removed, field-used, and assembled within the last 12 hours. These are the numbers an inspector asks for first.

Compliance Backups

Scheduled per-tenant backups of the regulated record, with failure and missed-run alerts.

When it goes wrong

Incidents

System of record

Incident Reports

Medical events, walk-ins, care refusals, and avalanche involvements from first report through response, investigation, escalation, and sign-off.

Dispatch Board

Real-time responder assignment with response-time stamping.

Investigations

Formal investigations with witnesses, corrective actions, and OSHA tracking, plus a printable incident PDF including a location map.

The rest of the mountain

Mountain Ops

License individually
The Staffing daily assignments board: drag-to-assign location cards next to a live tracking terrain map

Helicopters

Flight manifests, weight-and-balance calculations, run logging, and GPS tracks.

Snowcats

Daily cat operations: crew assignment, guest tracking, and runs skied.

Guest Management

Guest profiles, contact details, and liability waivers.

Staffing

Availability from the field, monthly schedules, day-of deployment, duty roles, certification expiry alerts, shift reminder emails, and a live map of on-duty staff.

Persistent Weak Layers

Zone-based snow depth and weak layer tracking across the season.

Grooming Beta

Per-run grooming sessions by shift with surface conditions.

Snowmaking Beta

Snowmaking sessions, gun assignments, pressure, depth, and production tracking.

Tips

Tip tracking with guest attribution and reporting.

Resources

Resource management and a shared document library.

Answers

Reports & AI

19 PDF report types
The Operations AI Assistant with suggested questions like explosives this season, north aspect avalanches, and last 7 days weather

Ad-Hoc Report Builder

Custom queries over AM/PM form data, including your org's custom fields, with aggregation, period breakouts, charts, and PDF/CSV export.

Snow Safety Analysis

Per-person route counts, blaster-in-charge vs. assistant, path history, and blaster activity.

Compliance Reports

Explosive use by date, zone, and blaster; avalanche occurrences by D-size, zone, and aspect; helicopter Hobbs and vertical; a full route audit log.

Operations AI Assistant

Ask plain-language questions about your own data, from explosives usage and avalanche activity to weather and incidents, and get tables, charts, and suggested follow-ups. Conversations are saved; usage is metered and visible.

Polish with AI

On AM Form narrative fields, rewrites your draft into a professional narrative that preserves the technical detail, with human review before anything is accepted.

AI Exports

Export any AI answer to PDF, Excel, or CSV, formatted like every other MTNFX report.

Platform

Your operation, walled off by design

MTNFX is multi-tenant the strict way: each operation runs on its own subdomain with full tenant data isolation. Data is encrypted in transit and stored in USA datacenters, and nothing crosses from one operation into another.

  • Granular roles and permissions, enforced server-side
  • Two-factor authentication and login throttling
  • Custom fields and toggleable form sections per operation
  • Notifications, alert rules, and in-app messaging
Pick your modules

Start with what your season needs

Tell us how your program runs and we'll put together the module set. If you're on ArcGIS today, we'll bring your avalanche history with you.

Weather integration

Every station, one view

Weather Center · Live station data

Station data flowing in live: wind direction across every station on the hour, with temperature and humidity plotted per station. Readings arrive automatically from LoggerNet, Synoptic, and Campbell Cloud on the schedule you set.

Forecasting

Avalanche problems, CMAH standard

AM Form · Primary zone

Problems are built by aspect, elevation, and type. Failure planes come straight from the season's tracked layer record: pick one and see the zone, grain type, formed and buried dates, depth, and current sensitivity behind it.

The avalanche problem editor: aspect and elevation selectors with a rose, persistent slab type, and a failure plane picker showing the tracked layer's zone, grain type, burial date, depth, and sensitivity
Forecasting

The hazard chart, uncolored on purpose

Conceptual Model of Avalanche Hazard

Each problem plots by likelihood of triggering and destructive size across the high, mid, and low elevation bands. The grids are deliberately left uncolored: a colored matrix steers an assessment toward a predetermined rating, so here the chart supports the forecaster's judgment instead of anchoring it.

The CMAH hazard chart: likelihood and destructive size plots for the high, mid, and low elevation bands of the primary zone, with intentionally uncolored grids