We build security site survey software for teams that need scaled floorplans, device placement, field photos, assignments, tickets, and reporting to stay in one system.
The company focus is narrow on purpose: survey capture, layout review, handoff, and ongoing site documentation.
What we build around
Survey and layout
Scaled floorplans, device placement, markup, and field notes
Field proof
Device photos, comments, assignments, and tickets tied to the site
Outputs
BOMs, floorplan PDFs, survey exports, photo reports, and install handoff
The point is to replace PDF markups, loose photo folders, spreadsheets, and one-off handoff documents with one working project record.
What we focus on
OneSurvey is built for the operational layer between the site walk and the teams that have to review, price, install, and maintain the work.
We do not try to cover every field-service or project-management use case. The company stays centered on the survey record itself and the documentation that has to carry forward after the first visit.
Scaled floorplans, device placement, field photos, and site notes should still be useful when estimating, design review, and install teams pick up the job.
Bills of materials, floorplan exports, photo reports, and survey data should come from the same site record instead of being rebuilt later.
Multi-site teams need the same structure for roles, updates, and documentation whether work is handled by one office or many vendors.
Who we work with
Each audience comes to OneSurvey with a different job to finish, but the common issue is the same: floorplans, field proof, and handoff details are spread across too many files.
Audience
What they need
Turn site walks into reviewed layouts, pricing inputs, proposal support, and install handoff without rebuilding the job in the office.
Where OneSurvey fits
OneSurvey keeps the floorplan, device scope, field photos, and report outputs together from survey through handoff.
Audience
What they need
Keep plans, device records, photos, and attachments current after moves, upgrades, audits, and service work.
Where OneSurvey fits
OneSurvey gives site owners one current project record instead of old vendor folders, scattered drawings, and disconnected files.
Audience
What they need
Standardize site surveys across regions, vendors, and rollout programs while keeping site-level proof and change history.
Where OneSurvey fits
OneSurvey supports shared structure, linked field updates, and repeatable reporting across every location.
How we work
The company approach is straightforward: start from the files teams already use, set up the right survey structure, and keep the system useful after the first rollout.
Most teams begin with PDF markups, phone photos, spreadsheets, and report templates. We work from the material they already use.
Floor names, device fields, permissions, and report outputs should match the way the customer surveys, reviews, and hands off work.
The same project should support site updates, service work, and future reviews instead of becoming a one-time sales artifact.
Company
We can show how OneSurvey would fit the floorplans, field photos, reports, and follow-up work your team already manages.
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
