Business plan site attendance: team logins and site files
Business plan site attendance, team logins and site files for small construction firms that need shared access without enterprise software.
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TL;DR
Pro is for the CDM paperwork and ongoing site records. Business is £199/month for the team layer: 5 internal logins, 25 active site portal users, site attendance, site files and priority support.

Business plan site attendance: when Pro is enough
Pro is still the right plan for most small firms.
If you need RAMS, CPPs, site inductions, COSHH, toolbox talks, permits, incidents, site diary and branded PDFs for ongoing jobs, Pro keeps it simple: £39/month, or £360/year.
Business is different.
It is for the point where the paperwork problem has become a team problem. Not just “can we get this RAMS out?” but:
who has signed in today?
has the subbie seen the latest procedure?
where are the drawings for this job?
can the office and site team both get into the same pack?
if something happens, can we see who was on site?
That is what the Business plan is for.
What Business includes
The Site Book Business is £199/month.
It includes everything in Pro, plus:
up to 5 internal team logins
up to 25 active site portal users
site attendance and live people-on-site view
site files, drawings, procedures and shareable update links
priority support
In plain English: your office, director and supervisor can work from the same system, while workers and subbies get controlled access to the site information they need.
Why we built it
Small firms do not usually jump from “one person doing the paperwork” to a full H&S department.
What usually happens is messier.
A director is still on the tools. Someone in the office is chasing RAMS, certificates and inductions. A supervisor is trying to work out who is on site. Subbies need drawings, procedures and updates. The job folder lives across email, WhatsApp, a shared drive and somebody’s van.
That setup works until it does not.
Business is built for that middle stage: too big for one login, still too small for enterprise project-management software.
The site portal bit matters
Most RAMS tools stop once the PDF is generated.
That is useful, but it is not the whole job.
On a live site, people also need access to the right files and procedures. They need to know what has changed. You need a record of who was told, who signed in and what was available at the time.
The Business plan adds a controlled site portal for up to 25 active site users. Use it for site files, drawings, procedures, generated documents and shareable update links.
It is not trying to replace heavy drawing-control software for major contractors. It is a practical site-file portal for small firms running domestic and light commercial work.
Site attendance: not payroll, not timesheets
Business also includes site attendance and a live people-on-site view.
This is for H&S visibility, emergency roll call and audit evidence. It is not payroll software. It is not meant to become another admin burden.
The practical question is simple: if something happened today, could you quickly see who was on site?
For a one-person job, that is obvious. For a firm with a few lads, a couple of subbies and visitors coming in and out, it stops being obvious very quickly.
How Business compares with Pro
Choose Pro if:
one office login is enough
you mainly need documents and site records
workers only need sign-off links
you do not need a controlled site portal
£39/month or £360/year is the right fit
Choose Business if:
more than one internal person needs a login
you want workers or subbies to access site files through a portal
you need live people-on-site visibility
your site files, drawings and procedures need to sit with the job pack
priority support matters during rollout
The important bit: Business is not there to hide normal CDM paperwork behind a higher tier. Pro still covers the core ongoing paperwork for most firms.
Who Business is for
Business is built for small construction firms, usually around 2–10 people, running several jobs at once.
Typical fit:
general builders running extensions and refurb jobs
firms with a working director plus an office/admin person
small Principal Contractors coordinating a few trades
contractors that need a clearer site record before taking on bigger jobs
firms trying to get out of WhatsApp-and-folder chaos
It is not aimed at tier-1 contractors with a full H&S department. If you need complex programme controls, enterprise drawing management and deep procurement workflows, you will probably need a heavier system.
Why the price is £199/month
Business is priced for firms that need shared access, site-user access and rollout support, not just more PDFs.
The value is not “one more document”. It is keeping the job pack, site files, attendance and team access together before the admin becomes a mess.
If you only need paperwork, use Pro. If the whole team needs to work from the same site record, use Business.
Start with one free job
If you are not sure, do not start with Business.
Start with the free first project. Build one real job pack. Review the RAMS, CPP and induction. See if the workflow fits how your firm actually works.
Then use Pro for ongoing jobs, or move to Business when shared logins, site portal users and attendance become worth it.
Create the first job pack free
Start with one real job: RAMS, CPP, COSHH record, induction and sign-off evidence. No card required. Review everything before you use it.
Create my free job pack →Frequently asked questions
How much is The Site Book Business plan?
The Site Book Business plan is £199/month. It includes everything in Pro, plus up to 5 internal team logins, up to 25 active site portal users, site attendance, site files and priority support.
Should I choose Pro or Business?
Choose Pro if one internal login is enough and you mainly need CDM paperwork and ongoing site records. Choose Business if your office, supervisor or site team need shared logins, a controlled site portal, site attendance and site-file access.
Does Business replace a full enterprise project-management system?
No. Business is built for small UK construction firms that need a practical team and site layer. It is not intended to replace heavy enterprise systems for tier-1 contractors or complex programme controls.
Sources
- The Site Book pricing — The Site Book · Accessed 24 May 2026
- Site management software — attendance, files and records — The Site Book · Accessed 24 May 2026