Assets
Create a site
Learn how to create a site via the web app in LambdaAssetCheck, so your assets, inspections, and work are organised by the location they belong to.
Last updated: September 2026
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What you'll need
| Tier | Any plan. Sites are unlimited on every tier. |
| Platform | Web app |
| Permission | The Sites platform-management capability. Owner and Administrator have it by default. |
| Where | Administration → Users / Groups / Sites → Sites |
Create a site
- Go to Administration → Users / Groups / Sites and open the Sites tab.
- Select Create site.
- Enter a Name and a Code. Both are required — for example Trafford Park Plant and TRA-01.
- Optionally fill Address line 1 (optional), Address line 2 (optional), City (optional), and Country (optional).
- Set the Operation timezone. This decides when a scheduled day starts and ends at this location, so set it to local time.
- Leave Site is active selected.
- Select Save site.
The site appears in the list straight away. Next, assign users to it so they can see its data.
Location hierarchy
A site can be subdivided into named levels — a plant into buildings, floors, and lines, for example.
- While creating the site, turn on Use location hierarchy for this site.
- Choose Maximum location levels — how deep the structure goes, up to 10.
- Select Next: locations.
- Select the add button on the Site row to create a Level 1, and name it.
- Add a child under each row to go a level deeper, and name each one. Branches do not have to reach the deepest level.
- Select Save site.
Assets can sit at the site itself or at any node in the tree. Inspection routes can be scoped to a whole site or to one location.
Limitations
- The site code is permanent. It cannot be edited once saved.
- Location hierarchy must be enabled organisation-wide first. Until it is, the option does not appear when you create a site.
- A site cannot be deleted once it is in use. Sites holding assets, assigned users, or inspections are blocked from deletion — mark them inactive instead.
Frequently asked questions
What does the operation timezone actually affect?
It defines the site's local day. Schedules and rounds use it to decide when a due window opens and closes, so a site in a different region is measured against its own clock rather than yours.
Do I have to fill in the address?
No. Address lines, city, and country are all optional. Name, code, and timezone are what the product uses.
Can I create many sites at once?
Yes. Use Bulk import on the Sites page to add or update sites from a spreadsheet — see Set up sites.
Someone cannot see the site I just made.
Creating a site does not grant anyone access to it. Site access is a user-to-site assignment, and it combines with each person's role Site data access. Assign the users who work there.
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