⛑️Overview
Sites are isolated organizational units that structure devices, members, dashboards, and automation per physical location.
Overview
Sites (also referred to as workspaces) are the primary organizational unit within the KEMPER Connect platform. Each site represents a distinct physical location, facility, or operational area containing industrial assets and associated monitoring data.
What is a Site?
A site is a logical grouping of:
Assets: Industrial devices (sensors, filtration units, extractors)
Members: Team members with access to the site
Configuration: Site-specific settings and automation rules
Typical examples of sites:
Manufacturing plant
Welding workshop
Production hall
Regional facility
Navigation
The site view forms the central navigation layer of the platform.
Within a selected site, the left-hand sidebar provides access to all available modules and features, such as dashboards, asset lists, automation, reporting, and other operational tools.
Navigation is always contextual to the currently selected site.
FAQs
Can I have multiple Sites?
Yes, multiple sites can be created.
However, site creation is not available directly within the user interface. To create additional sites and manage device distribution across them, please contact platform support for assistance.
What is the purpose of Sites?
Sites allow structured grouping of devices, members, dashboards, automation rules, and operational overviews.
They are particularly useful when managing multiple buildings, shop floors, or geographically separated facilities. In such cases, it is recommended to create a separate site for each location to maintain clear operational boundaries and reporting structures.
Members can belong to multiple sites and switch between them using the site selector.
Automation rules, notifications, and scheduling configurations are defined per site. Therefore, if different facilities require distinct automation logic or alert schedules, separate sites must be configured accordingly.
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