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Getting started · 4 min read

Create your account and first project

Set up a SiteSurvey workspace and create the project that will hold your spaces, products, forms and site records from the first site visit.

LMLee Moss · DirectorUpdated 4 October 2026
A project is the main record for a site or job. Start by creating the account, then give the project a clear name and connect it to the correct customer.
  1. 01

    Create your workspace

    Open the sign-up page at sitesurvey.app/try/signup, enter your work details and follow the account setup prompts. Starting a trial takes a card: 7 days for £1, or 14 days for £9.99 taken off your first month.

  2. 02

    Check your ready-made forms

    Your account starts with forms from the form library that match the work you chose at sign-up, for example a Damp and Mould Inspection, plus a Sign Off form for handover. Add more any time from Forms > Add New > Browse form library.

    SiteSurvey Forms page in a new account showing the Damp and Mould Inspection and Sign Off forms added at sign-up.
  3. 03

    Add your company details

    Complete the workspace details so reports, invitations and project records use the correct company information.

  4. 04

    Create a customer

    Add the organisation the work is being delivered for. Customers keep related projects grouped together and easy to find.

    SiteSurvey customers overview showing a customer record with its project, site and user totals.
  5. 05

    Create the project

    Select New project, add a clear project title and choose the customer. Add the site or order reference your team will recognise.

  6. 06

    Open the project overview

    Use the overview to add spaces, assign products and forms, schedule bookings and monitor survey progress.

    SiteSurvey project overview showing project stages, spaces, products, survey progress, details and calendar bookings.

Good to know

  • ✓Use the same project reference your commercial and delivery teams already use.
  • ✓Create one project per site or clearly defined job so reports remain easy to understand.

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