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Welcome to the documentation for SiteTrax.io Snap available for any mobile operating system. This page covers how to use the progressive web app (PWA) for capturing and tracking supply chain assets with SiteTrax.io. This progressive web app only allows you to ...

Welcome to SiteTrax.io Drive, the cutting-edge vehicle-mounted solution designed to streamline yard inventory and enhance operational visibility. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for mounting, installing, and using SiteTrax.io Drive effectively. ...

The Google Maps integration enables SiteTrax.io users to visualize their asset data using Google My Maps. By following simple steps, users can import their SiteTrax.io Google Spreadsheet into Google My Maps to view and interact with asset locations based on GP...

Zapier enables seamless integration of SiteTrax.io data into a wide variety of systems, making it easy to automate workflows and visualize or aggregate data. By connecting SiteTrax.io with Zapier, you can send live GPS and timestamp data to your desired platfo...

Integrating SiteTrax.io data into Chain.io enables real-time tracking and visibility of assets, streamlining your supply chain operations. Follow these step-by-step instructions to push data from SiteTrax.io into Chain.io: Step 1: Contact Your SiteTrax.io Rep...

The SiteTrax.io Service Portal is a web application available at https://service.sitetrax.io that serves as the central hub for all SiteTrax.io capture and asset tracking activity. The portal is where users go to review processed video scans, verify detected a...

The SiteTrax.io Service Portal is accessible at https://service.sitetrax.io from any modern web browser. Users must have a valid SiteTrax.io account with appropriate project access to log in. After authentication, users are directed to the Dashboard, which pro...

The Service Portal uses a sidebar-based navigation layout. The left sidebar contains the SiteTrax.io logo at the top, a global search bar with keyboard shortcut support (Ctrl+K), and four primary navigation links: Dashboard, Videos, Assets, and Projects. The m...

The SiteTrax.io Service Portal includes a powerful global search feature accessible from the sidebar search bar or by pressing Ctrl+K from any page. When activated, a search overlay appears at the top of the screen with a text input field. As you type, the sea...

The Dashboard is the default landing page of the SiteTrax.io Service Portal and provides a high-level summary of all capture and asset tracking activity. It is organized into three main sections: Daily Usage, Assets, and Scans, followed by a Projects summary t...

The Daily Usage section displays a line chart that visualizes activity over the selected date range. The horizontal axis represents calendar days, and the vertical axis represents the count of activity (such as scans or assets processed). The chart provides a ...

The Assets section of the Dashboard contains three summary cards that provide aggregate counts for the selected time period. The first card, Total Assets, displays the count of daily unique assets that have been identified across all scans. This number represe...

The Scans section of the Dashboard displays three summary cards related to video capture activity. The first card, Videos Recorded, shows the total number of video requests that have been processed by the SiteTrax.io backend during the selected time period. Th...

At the bottom of the Dashboard is a summary table listing all projects associated with the current user. The table includes the following columns: Project (the name of the project), Transactions (the plan tier, such as "Unlimited"), Assets (the number of uniqu...

The Videos page displays a paginated table of all video scans uploaded to the SiteTrax.io platform within the selected date range and project filter. The table includes a thumbnail preview, Video Name, Assets count (the number of assets detected in that video)...

Clicking on a video name from the Videos list opens the Video Detail page. This page is divided into two main sections: Video Metadata and Found Assets. The breadcrumb navigation at the top of the page shows the path: Home > Videos > [Video Name]. The Video Me...

Below the Video Metadata section on the Video Detail page is the Found Assets section. This section displays all assets that were automatically detected and identified by the SiteTrax.io backend during video processing. The section header shows the count of as...