Create a job
Create a standalone job for a single site. After save, open Plan, Construction, or Job finances as needed. Developments and plots are coming soon.
Jobs → Add job dialog
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When to use this
Use this when you are opening a real site.
Do not use this for an enquiry that is not won yet. Use Pipeline first.
Before you start
- You can create jobs in this workspace.
- A customer is useful but not required. You can pick one, click New Customer, or add them later.
Open Add job
On Jobs, choose Add job.
Enter essentials
- Job name: how the team will find the site (for example "14 Oak Lane").
- Customer: optional. Pick from Customers & trades, New Customer, or leave empty.
- Site address: street and postcode. Use client address copies the customer address when they have one. You can still edit it (new builds often need a different site).
- Current status: Planning, Active, or a custom status your workspace defines.
- Description: internal notes about scope or access.
Add job: customer, development, and site address
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Save and open the job
Save Job. SiteHut opens the job. From Overview → Details you can set dates, contract setup, and timesheet check-in location.
What done looks like
- The job is on the Jobs list with the status you chose.
- Opening it shows Overview. Plan, Construction, Activity, Job finances, and Files are there if your role and modules allow.
- If you linked a development, the job is a plot under that scheme.
Common mistakes
- Creating a second standalone job for plot 2 instead of linking both to a development.
- Leaving the site address blank, then wondering why maps, diary weather, and clock-in have nothing to use.
- Expecting quotes to look finished before the workspace logo and company address are set. That is Workspace settings, not the job form.
After creation
- Star the job if it is a frequent My Work target.
- Invite people on Overview → Team if they need this job and not the whole workspace. See Roles.
- Override variation register or estimating on Overview → Details when this job should not follow workspace defaults.
Set workspace defaults once under Settings → Quotes & invoices.
Timesheet check-in location
If geo clock-in is on, the job form can add a clock-in location from the site coordinates. Rural plots and new streets sometimes need you to drop a pin or type coordinates. You can add or fix this later from timesheet settings.