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Create and Manage Sites

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Written by Iman Zulhisham
Updated over a week ago

Sites in FieldEx represent physical locations where jobs take place or assets are installed like customer branches, warehouses, plants, or offices. Linking jobs to the correct site ensures accurate dispatching, location-based tracking, and job history visibility. This article walks you through creating and managing site records.

This article covers:

  • How to create a new site

  • What each form section means

  • How sites connect to jobs, assets, and customers

How to Create a Site


Path: Sites > New Site

  1. Navigate to the Sites module and click New

  2. Fill in the general and contact information (see breakdown below)

  3. Click Save to create the site record

Site Record Field Breakdown


Site creation is structured into four sections:

1. General Details

  • Name: Site name (e.g., “Kuala Lumpur Plant”)

  • Status: Active or Inactive

  • Customer: Required field – assigns the site to a customer account

  • Type / Sub Category: Optional tags for grouping (e.g., Warehouse, Branch)

  • Project: Optional – link if the site is part of a project

  • Reference No. / Area / Category / Description: Optional tags for internal reference

2. Contact Details

  • Contact Name: On-site contact person

  • Phone 1 / Phone 2: Main and backup numbers

  • Email: Optional contact email

3. Location Details

  • Service Zone / Geofence: For technician routing and area grouping

  • Address: Use Search Address or enter manually

  • Street, City, State, Postcode, Country: Full address breakdown

  • Latitude / Longitude: Automatically captured or adjusted manually

4. System Information

  • External ID: Optional field for system or integration reference

How Sites Are Used by Planners


Once created, sites are available across the FieldEx platform:

  • In Job Orders: Every job must be linked to a site it defines where work will occur

  • In Asset Records: Assets can be assigned to sites to show where they’re placed

  • In the Calendar: Technician views use site data for routing and map planning

Sites anchor the location logic for every job, making them critical to dispatch and service history.

Tip: If a customer has multiple locations, create a site for each. This allows you to plan jobs per branch and view work history per location.

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