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Using Portfolio: your areas together

For multi-area accounts: a single roster of every area you cover, with rates and plain-English movement.

If your plan covers several areas, Portfolio gathers them into one place. You get a roster of every area you cover, each with its own rate and confidence band, plus a written brief on what moved.

A portfolio answer listing the account's own areas with their per-capita rates and a plain-English brief on which eased and which rose.
Ask "which of my areas..." and Portfolio answers with your roster, each area's rate, and a plain brief. It lists your areas, it does not rank them into a leaderboard.

How to use it

In Search, ask about your areas together: "which of my areas has the most theft," "how are my sites doing this month," "compare my areas over the last 90 days." The answer covers only the areas your account is entitled to, and no others.

A roster, not a leaderboard

Portfolio names the extremes descriptively ("Kapolei had the highest recorded rate, Waikiki the lowest") and lists your areas, but it does not sort them into a ranked "best to worst" table. That distinction is deliberate: naming what the record shows is description; ordering places into a league table is a ranking, and the product does not do that. See What we will never do.

Offense-specific and custom windows

You can narrow the roster to one offense ("which of my areas has the most vehicle theft") or to a custom window ("...over the last 90 days"). When the window is long enough to be meaningful, the roster is rate-normalized so a bigger area is not flagged just for being bigger.

One promise, everywhere. Every figure here is descriptive: a count of what was recorded, reported, noticed, or sought, in a stated past period, with its uncertainty shown. Nothing on this platform is a safety score, a grade, a ranking of places, or a prediction. That is a deliberate choice, and it is explained in What we will never do, and why.

Last updated 2026-07-15 HST