Overview
Use Site Reporting to see who’s on site now and to review key activity over time—attendance, compliance, timesheets, and hazards—scoped to a single site.
Live Reporting (landing page)
Purpose: a live snapshot of who’s currently on site and their compliance status for the selected site.
- Path: Sites → [site]
- What you see: current on-site contractors, their details, compliance status, and exact entry/exit times.
- Date range: choose any date range to review historical on-site activity as needed.
Site Reports (weekly, fortnightly, monthly)
Purpose: run period-based reports for attendance, compliance, hours, and hazard history.
- Path: Sites → [site] → Site Reports
- Site Overview Report
- Key metrics: number of service providers, number of contractors, and total hours on site for the period.
- Service Provider Report
- Attendance by company: shows when a contractor from each service provider was detected on site per day.
- Use case: ideal for scheduled/rostered crews (e.g., cleaning, security).
- Timesheets
- Based on check-in/check-out times (requires users to check in; detection alone is not included).
- Breakdowns: by service provider company, then contractor totals, then per-day detail for each contractor.
- Compliance Report
- Who is non-compliant: lists all uncompliant users and the date they were detected on site.
- Includes cases: on-site with no valid induction, and on-site but not checked in.
- Hazard Report
- Hazard history: counts of controlled, eliminated, and newly added hazards over the selected period.
Period selection: choose Weekly, Fortnightly, or Monthly when running reports.
Permissions
Purpose: who can access Site Reporting features.
- Site → Reporting: minimum permission is View only. (Higher permissions follow your role setup.)
FAQs
Q: What’s the difference between Live Reporting and Site Reports?
A: Live Reporting shows who’s on site now (or within a chosen date range) for the selected site. Site Reports summarise activity over a weekly, fortnightly, or monthly period.
Q: Where do entry/exit times come from?
A: From geofence detection of on-site entry and exit.
Q: Why isn’t a detected user in Timesheets?
A: Timesheets require a check-in/check-out; geofence detection alone does not create timesheet entries.
Q: Can I focus on a single company’s activity?
A: Yes—use the Service Provider Report to review attendance by company and then drill down to individual contractors.