A site is a physical workplace — a mine, a port — with its own entry rules; a venue is where an event runs, tied to the sites it serves. Set these up and workers only ever see the sites and sessions that belong to them.

This guide covers:

• Defining a site and the entry requirements it enforces
• Scoping supervisor and admin access to each site
• Creating venues and choosing which sites each one serves
• Keeping bookable sessions visible only to workers who belong to that site
• Holding each site’s rules independently, even where another site’s are identical

Manage these well and one platform runs many workplaces, each with its own gate, without one bleeding into another.

💡 Power User Insight: Because a venue is linked to its sites, a worker’s session list is filtered automatically. A worker holds one account across every site, but each site’s access is scoped on its own.