Be.Smart Site Management
(EN) Site Productivity
(EN) Site Productivity
  • 📈Site Productivity
  • Getting started
    • Landing page
    • Quick guide
  • Asset management
    • Sites
      • Creating a new site
      • Editing an existing site
      • Deleting an existing site
    • Machines
      • Creating a new machine
      • Editing an existing machine
      • Deleting an existing machine
    • Trackers
      • Creating a new tracker
      • Editing an existing tracker
      • Deleting an existing tracker
    • Zones
      • Creating a new zone
      • Editing an existing zone
      • Deleting an existing zone
    • Echelons
      • Creating a new echelon
      • Editing an existing echelon
      • Deleting an existing echelon
    • Example workflow for assets
  • Reports
    • Dashboard
    • List of reports
      • Quarry - Daily
      • Quarry - Weekly
      • Quarry - Monthly
      • Linear - Trucks
      • Linear - Scrapers
      • Linear - Loaders
      • Linear - Telematics
  • User management
    • Roles
    • Users
      • Creating a new user
      • Editing an existing user
      • Deleting an existing user
    • User groups
      • Creating a new user group
      • Editing an existing user group
      • Deleting an existing user group
  • Site Productivity App
    • Introduction to the app
      • Overview
      • Tracker registration process
  • Civil 3D plug in
    • What is Site Productivity Civil 3D add-on
    • Site Manager palette
      • Refresh
      • Check-out
      • Check-in
      • Feature grid
      • Delete features
      • Login/Logout
      • Maps tree view
    • Feature Select
    • Properties palette
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Zones

Zones are polygonal areas, that represent what type of work is mainly conducted in these areas, for example in linear projects cut and fill or in quarries, these represent a crusher or stock pile.

The function of a zone might change during a project.

Since April 2025, zones have an additional parameter; elevation. Elevation is optional, but defining the elevation reduces the need to update the zone geometries. Instead, it is possible to create one large area, which is divided into smaller sections within elevations.

Zones are essentials of the project, because it allows Site Productivity to understand whether a machine is being loaded or unloading.

Further more, zones provide very useful information on material traceability, where material from a certain zone has been transported to.

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