Sitetracker

Sitetracker runs on Salesforce and covers the full lifecycle of distributed infrastructure. It tracks sites and assets from planning and development through construction, then into operations and maintenance. The product modules are project management, financial management, agreement management, field work management, site and asset management, reporting and analytics, GIS Link, and a mobile app. Most customers are in digital infrastructure, including telecom carriers, tower companies, fiber builders, and data centers. Others work in renewables, battery storage, EV charging, utilities, and real estate. Named customers include AT&T, T-Mobile, Vodafone, Ericsson, EVgo, RWE, and Southern Company. Field crews use native iOS and Android apps. Sitetracker's materials say the apps let crews keep viewing and editing jobs without a signal and sync once they reconnect. Crews fill in standardized survey, inspection, safety, and install forms, capture geotagged photos and video, and scan barcodes and QR codes. On the mapping side, the platform supports GeoJSON and KML. APIs connect it to OSS/BSS, ERP, and GIS systems. Pricing is not published, and Sitetracker sells through demos and quotes. Directories such as Capterra list a starting price of about 20,000 US dollars but do not state the billing basis clearly. No free trial is reported. The main limitation is that Sitetracker is a heavyweight enterprise platform built on Salesforce. G2 reviewers say customization tends to need expensive dedicated resources, and some say it feels slow. App Store reviewers mention lag and repeated login prompts. It also has no sensor-driven condition or predictive maintenance features of the kind industrial CMMS and APM tools offer.