Sites in Zite
A site is the place where your work happens — a school, a clinic, a camp, a distribution point, a construction site. Most of the time a site is a physical place, and Zite works best that way — but it can be any unit you track over time: a household receiving support, a stretch of road, even a training event. Sites are the backbone of Zite: almost everything you do, from collecting data to reviewing cases and tracking progress, is tied to a site. Organizing your work by site is what lets a small team stay on top of activity spread across many locations.
Each site carries its own details — where it is, what type it is, its current status, and any custom details your project tracks — and its own record of everything your team has done there. So a site is both a place on the ground and the key organizing unit in Zite.