It combines scaled floorplans, device placement, field photos, assignments, tickets, and reporting in one system.
Most teams still spread this work across PDFs, spreadsheets, photo folders, and manual handoff docs.
What it replaces
Scaled floorplans and device placement
not PDF markups
Device records and field photos
not loose folders
Assignments and tickets on the survey
not separate follow-up tools
BOMs and handoff reports from the same project
not manual report assembly
What OneSurvey is
Teams upload a plan, set scale, place devices, attach field photos and notes, track assignments or tickets, and generate floorplan exports, bills of materials, and photo reports from the same project.
Scaled floorplans
Upload plans, set scale, and place devices on the same layout.
Device records
Keep labels, notes, installation fields, and version history on the right item.
Field photos
Link photos, comments, albums, and attachments to the site or device.
Assignments and tickets
Track follow-up work without breaking away from the site survey.
BOMs and reports
Generate floorplan exports, photo reports, survey data, and bills of materials.
Why it exists
The site walk is usually detailed enough. The problem is that it gets split across files before design review, proposal creation, install handoff, or ongoing site management.
The site walk ends up split across PDF markups, phone photos, notes, and spreadsheets before anyone can review it.
Estimating and design teams redraw layouts, rebuild device lists, and repackage photos for proposals and review.
Install and service teams receive disconnected files instead of one system they can follow in the field.
Who it is built for
Each team is trying to turn a site survey into something usable for the next stage of the job.
Security integrators
What they need
Turn site walks into layout review, bills of materials, proposals, and install handoff.
How OneSurvey helps
OneSurvey keeps the floorplan, device placement, field photos, and reports in one project so the office and field work from the same source.
Facility and site teams
What they need
Keep floorplans, site photos, attachments, and device information current across active locations.
How OneSurvey helps
OneSurvey gives facilities teams a current set of plans, linked photos, and follow-up items by site instead of searching old vendor files.
Enterprise security and IT operations
What they need
Standardize site surveys across regions, vendors, and rollout programs while keeping site-level proof.
How OneSurvey helps
OneSurvey combines floorplans, assignments, tickets, reporting, and version history across sites so leadership can review the same structure everywhere.
Pain points we address
The details change by audience, but the pattern is the same: the survey gets fragmented before the next team can use it.
Integrators
Facilities
Enterprise
What makes OneSurvey different
It is not a generic work tracker or a folder for project files. It is purpose-built for security site surveys.
Floorplan-first from the start
The survey starts on a scaled plan, not in separate notes and markups.
Photos tied to exact devices
Field photos and comments stay on the camera, door, or survey item they belong to.
Reports from the same project
BOMs, floorplan PDFs, survey data, and photo reports come from one system.
Follow-up work linked to the survey
Assignments and tickets stay tied to the site, floorplan, and device instead of moving to separate tools.
Governance for multi-site programs
Roles, version history, and audit-oriented tracking support repeatable operations at scale.
See OneSurvey
If your team is juggling PDF markups, spreadsheets, photo folders, and handoff docs, we will show how OneSurvey consolidates the job.
OneSurvey workflow
Capture site conditions, element data, and field photos.
Place devices on scaled floorplans and review layouts.
Generate floorplan, photo, and bill of materials reports.
Floorplans
Site Photos
Reports
