The mission is to help businesses get back in business faster by collecting, processing, and disseminating business status (open, closed, limited) and needs. Businesses enroll in SABER to share their status in order for SABER to represent their interests to keep the needs of business recovery in the forefront of decisions made by federal, state, and local governments, which also enroll in SABER to view the status information on maps and lists and integrate the status data into their own decision-support applications. Depending on the scope of the disaster, as many as 125,000 businesses have been monitored. Their status is published on the SABER Map which is made available to the public on the SABER website. More than 30 states, a dozen federal agencies, and dozens of local governments and other associations and organizations have registered to use the status data. Many of these also republish the business status on their own electronic maps and websites for the public or members.
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No paid executives reported in 2022. Single Automated Business Exchange for Reporting Institute reported 1 unpaid officer or board member on its 990.
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