How to Add Locations
Create a location record, then continue building it by linking assets, assemblies, contacts, and related operational information.
Before You Start
Understand what the location record is used for and what information you may want ready before you begin.
What a Location Is
A Location is the record used to define where assets, tasks, files, notices, and related activity are managed in your system.
What You May Need
You may want the location type, property name or identifier, address details, PLSS information, GPS coordinates, and any supporting files ready before you begin.
Recommended Flow
Create the location first, then continue building the record by linking assets, assemblies, contacts, tasks, notes, and files from inside the location record.
Add Location
Create the location record first so other records can be tied to the correct site.
Link Assets or Assemblies
Once the location is created, add equipment directly to the record so tracking and reporting stay tied to the right site.
Link Contacts
Link existing contacts or create new ones directly from the location record so people and organizations stay tied to the right site.
Build the Location Record
Once the location exists, continue building it so the record stays useful, complete, and connected.
Link Connected Records
Add assets, assemblies, contacts, tasks, files, and notices so activity stays tied to the correct site.
Keep It Searchable
Use consistent names, identifiers, and linked records so the location stays easy to find and easy to manage.
Review the Summary Page
After saving connected records, review the location summary to confirm everything appears where expected.
