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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...

SiteTrax.io video files follow a structured naming convention that encodes information about the capture session. A typical filename looks like: s000_26-04-07_18-00-39-09_00059.mp4. The first segment (e.g., s000, s001, s002) represents the segment number withi...

The Assets page displays all detected assets in a card-based grid layout. Each asset card shows a thumbnail image of the captured asset, the Project name, the date and time of detection, a status tag (e.g., "Exiting" with a directional arrow), the Asset ID (th...

Clicking on an asset card from the Assets Gallery opens the Asset Detail page. The breadcrumb navigation shows the path: Home > Assets > [Asset ID]. The Asset Details section displays comprehensive information about the detected asset. The left column includes...

SiteTrax.io recognizes multiple asset types based on how and where identification markings are detected on the asset. The most common types include International Intermodal Vertical ID (BIC code read from vertical markings on the side of a container), Internat...

Each detected asset includes a Status Code and an Asset Heading that provide additional context about the detection. The Status Code indicates the result of the identification process. A status of A0 typically indicates a successful, confident read. Other stat...

At the bottom of the Asset Detail page is the Full Payload section, which displays the complete JSON data object for the detected asset. This is the same data structure that is sent to configured integrations and webhooks. The JSON payload includes all fields ...

The Projects page displays a table of all projects accessible to the current user. Each row shows the Project Name, a team icon indicating user membership, and the Created date. Projects are the primary organizational unit in SiteTrax.io - all videos, assets, ...

The Project Detail page provides a comprehensive view of a single project's configuration and status. At the top of the page, the project name is displayed along with its status badge (e.g., "Active" with a green checkmark indicator). Below the project name, t...

The Users section of the Project Detail page shows all users who currently have access to the project. Each user is displayed as a card showing their name and email address. The currently logged-in user is identified with a "You" badge. Users can be removed fr...

The Integrations section of the Project Detail page shows all configured data integrations for the project. A "+" button allows administrators to add new integrations. Integrations are the mechanism by which SiteTrax.io automatically sends detected asset data ...