SiteOps

1. Executive Overview
SiteOps is an enterprise-grade, tenant-isolated operations dashboard and mobile mapping system built for massive field services. Designed primarily for telecom link maintenance, infrastructure checks, and SLA audits, the application coordinates real-time worker synchronization, compliance checklist execution, and automated geofenced safety protocols.

The platform features a double-verification flow where dispatchers can check historical location data feeds and photographic evidence before signing off on subcontractor checklists, maintaining data integrity even when workers operates off-grid.

2. Field Worker mobile client manual
The mobile companion client runs on Android and is specifically architected to run in off-grid environments with minimal battery drain.

Automatic Password Modification
Security policies enforce that temporary accounts provided by company administrators are modified immediately on initial sign-in. If the password remains default, access to tasks maps and tracking is blocked.

Offline Action Outbox Queue
When network signals drop, the worker can depart, arrive, fill checklists, and submit photos. The mobile client caches all state machine changes in a local SQLite database. By performing a pull-to-refresh swipe on the assignment list, the worker triggers the client to synchronize this outbox with the Django backend.

Geofence Auditing
The app uses geofence radii (typically 100 meters) to confirm site presence. If a worker arrives at a site but is located further than the geofence radius, the system logs a Soft Violation event. Operators will review this violation before confirming work completeness.

3. Management Console Control Tower
Operators and Company Administrators utilize the web dashboard to manage the task dispatch workflow.

Compliance Builder
Company Admins have rights to create compliance checklists. The template builder allows mixing and matching sections, numeric inputs (with min/max verification parameters), select boxes, and required photo capture triggers. Once compiled, these templates can be assigned globally to tasks.

Real-Time Live Map tracking
The dispatcher map integrates Channels Websockets. As field workers submit GPS updates, their locations are pushed instantly to the map feed, showing routes and travel vectors.

4. Excel Import schemas
To import large quantities of sites and cluster configurations, the portfolio tab accepts structured spreadsheets.

Format Specifications
File Type Required Columns Validation Criteria
Clusters (.xlsx) `Cluster Name`, `State`, `LGA`, `Owner` Owner username must match active Field Workers
Sites (.xlsx) `Site Name`, `Address`, `Latitude`, `Longitude` Coords must be valid decimals (latitude between -90 and 90)
Bulk Tasks (.xlsx) `Task Title`, `Due Date`, `Contract Name`, `Site Location` Date must be `YYYY-MM-DD` or `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM`
5. API specification references
SiteOps exposes standard REST endpoints authenticated via JSON Web Tokens (JWT).

Sample Task Request Payload
{
"title": "Monthly Power Generator Maintenance Check",
"description": "Perform safety audits on PM generator units.",
"task_type": "PM",
"priority": "medium",
"due_date": "2026-07-15T14:00:00Z",
"contract": 1,
"site_location": 4,
"assigned_worker": "worker_field_ops"
}