For Project Owners: Add a site list.

If your field team can’t log observations in real-time (like during dives, fishing trips, or remote expeditions), adding a site list to your project allows them to log their survey data after-the-fact using a site list. If your site list changes over the course of your project and you want to update it, re-follow the steps below.

Your site list needs to be formatted correctly

—> Prepare the site list with the same columns as before: ‘name’, ‘latitude’, ‘longitude’ in the top row (Row A).
—> List the site names and coordinates below, with no blank cells, be sure to include any new sites you wish to add.
—> **Double check your site list — drop the lat/long values into a mapping tool, like Google Maps, to ensure they are in the right place (no missed negative signs, for example).

Here’s an example — you will be uploading a .csv or .xlsx version to your profile.

A spreadsheet listing underwater locations with their latitudes and longitudes, including Stromatolite Reef, Cliff Jump Site, Surfzone 6, ICCAT BF53, and Aquarium Swim Through.

Then, once you are logged into the dashboard

Navigate to your team/project.

To do this: Tap ‘Teams’ in left dashboard menu > select ‘Owned Teams’ in the top menu > select the team you want to add the site list to.

*NOTE: Your profile may have different options, depending on what tools you have enabled.

Begin to ‘Edit’ the project —

Once in the team project, tap ‘Edit’ from the top right burger menu.

Navigate to the Project Sites section to Upload site list —

Scroll down on your team project page, down to the ‘Project sites’ section and select ‘Upload’.

Verify the upload in the preview.

Save the change —

Scroll down to the bottom, select save project.

Log using your updated sites —

Now, when your team is logging in the MOBILE APP, click the ‘+’ to add a new observation, wait a few seconds and “Manual log?’ will appear below the camera icon. Once they select this option, they can enter the date, time, and select a site for the observation.

NOTE: This is an ONLINE only feature.

Screenshots of a mobile app interface for logging outdoor activities, showing options for selecting site name, date, time, and adding images, with options for manual log and ID request.

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