Zones and posts
Map the site in a way staff can actually use.
Site Map lets teams define zones, place posts, and make a physical property easier to understand at a glance.
Future standalone tool
FORM Site Map
Visual site intelligence for posts, zones, assets, and operational coordination. FORM Site Map is planned for organizations that want a dedicated visual map layer for sites, zones, assigned posts, work context, and searchable operational landmarks. It is a strong future candidate because the tool already solves a focused problem in a visually compelling way.
AI-assisted site intelligence
Future standalone roadmap
Product stage
FORM Site Map is planned as a future standalone spatial-operations product for teams that need map-driven coordination and visual location control.
Large physical sites
Best fit
Operational teams with posted zones and map-based context | Organizations that need visual wayfinding and assignment clarity
30 days free
Trial offer
Up to 10 seats before billing begins.
Spatial operations
FORM Site Map turns a physical property into something teams can actually understand, search, and assign against.
This future standalone path is compelling because it gives organizations a visual operating layer for zones, posts, assets, blueprints, and on-site coordination.
Search and pins
Search for assets, locations, and operational landmarks visually.
Instead of relying on memory or vague directions, staff can search, filter, and understand where things are in visual context.
Blueprint layers
Add maps, blueprints, and layer-based property context.
The roadmap here includes layered maps, linked blueprints, and deeper location intelligence for more complex sites and multi-floor properties.
What the product path delivers
Site Map is built to give physical operations a visual command layer.
The product path is strongest where teams need to coordinate people, assets, and work against a real property instead of a text-only location field.
Zone mapping
Define operating zones and make them easy to see.
Post assignment
Show where users are assigned and what area they are responsible for.
Searchable pins
Find assets, locations, and operational landmarks faster.
Layered property context
Support maps, blueprints, and multi-layer site understanding.
Why teams will buy it
This future standalone path is built for organizations that need visual site intelligence, not just a location list.
Site Map stands out because it solves a real operational pain: helping teams understand where things are, where they belong, and how a large site is organized in real time.
Much clearer physical-site understanding.
More intuitive staffing and post visibility.
A stronger bridge between spatial context and operational execution.
Site intelligence
Best-fit buyers
Site Map is a future standout for properties with real physical complexity.
This path is especially strong for clubs, campuses, resorts, and any operation where the property itself is part of the daily coordination problem.
Large sites
01
Make the property easier to understand
A map-first tool helps teams navigate the site and understand where work belongs much faster than text fields alone.
Zone clarity
Searchable locations
Visual orientation
Post-driven teams
02
Show assignments and coverage on the map itself
Post and zone visibility makes this path especially useful for teams managing assigned coverage areas.
Posted areas
Assigned users
Faster oversight
Operations leaders
03
Connect place to execution
A stronger visual property layer makes related tools like work orders, fleet, and resources more useful too.
Better context
Faster response
Cleaner coordination
Product in action
5 live screens that show how this product actually feels in the field.
5 live screens
We are using captured app screens here so the page feels like a real product launch page, not a placeholder brochure.
Featured view
Site overview
Screen 01
FORM Site Map zone and map viewer
Blueprint companion
02
Vehicle and field context
03
Work location context
04
Searchable records
05
AI support
AI makes a map more useful when it can answer real operational location questions.
The AI path for Site Map is about practical site intelligence: helping teams find things, understand places, and surface the right map context when it matters.
Map-aware answers to location questions.
Smarter search context for pins and places.
A clearer bridge between the site and the rest of the operational system.
AI-supported site intelligence
Standalone pricing
Try the real product first, then decide how deep you want to go.
Standalone products keep the FORM backbone for auth, intelligence, and future expansion while giving lighter-use customers a much simpler starting point.
Monthly
$39
per month
Includes a 30-day free trial for up to 10 seats before billing begins.
Start monthly trialAnnual
$390
per year
The annual path also starts with the same 30-day free trial and 10-seat launch window.
Start annual trialWhere it can lead
Related products in the wider family.
When someone likes one standalone app, the next most relevant products should already be visible so expansion feels thoughtful instead of random.
FORM Pools
FORM Pools turns one of FORM's strongest tools into a focused aquatic-operations product for teams that primarily need pool intelligence and daily logging.
FORM Layouts
FORM Layouts packages the visual planning power of your layout tooling into a lighter standalone experience for teams that need blueprinting, room planning, and operational layout control.
FORM Budgets
FORM Budgets focuses the ledger, invoice, and budget-monitoring side of FORM into a sharper standalone finance-operations product.
FORM Schedules
FORM Schedules packages the schedule viewer and editor into a focused product for staff visibility, shift planning, and cleaner weekly coordination.
Need the full system?
Some customers will still want FORM as the connected operating platform.
If this tool is part of a bigger operational vision, FORM remains the full platform path. That lets the customer start focused and expand later instead of replatforming.