Hail claims on vehicle inventory turn on two questions: did hail of a damaging size fall here, and exactly when. Radar answers both by inference — a beam sweeping thousands of feet above the roofline, published with no accuracy statement, resolved to a grid far larger than your lot. That is what carriers, adjusters and PDR vendors have been arguing over for a decade.
Where a Tessera stands on the property, it answers both by measurement: impact count, impact energy, duration, and a measured floor on maximum stone size, timestamped to the second. Where one doesn’t, Hailios Fusion AI, trained on years of those measurements, gives the lot its own ground-trained answer, closer than a radar pixel alone. The date of loss stops being a debate. The claim stops being a negotiation about the weather and becomes a negotiation about the cars.