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How To Integrate Ensite Site Survey

Why This Matters

Connecting your tools to SubcontractorHub means less manual data entry, fewer mistakes, and more time to focus on what you do best — running your business and closing jobs.

What You'll Need

  • Admin access to SubcontractorHub

  • An active account with the tool you're connecting

  • A web browser (Chrome or Edge recommended)

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Ensite is a site survey provider that allows sales reps to streamline site

By integrating Ensite with SubcontractorHub, your team can request site surveys directly from within proposals, saving time and reducing manual coordination. This article walks you through the steps to integrate your Ensite account with SubcontractorHub. Once the integration is complete, you’ll also need to enable theEnsite Site Surveysetting to make the scheduling option available in proposals.

Step 2: Go to“Manage Integrations”and then click“Integrations”.Step 2:

Step 3: Navigate to“Ensite Site Survey”and click“Connect”.Step 3:

Additional Screenshots

These additional screenshots show the complete workflow:

Pro Tips

  • 💡 Test first: After connecting, do a quick test to confirm data flows correctly.

  • 💡 Check permissions: Make sure your team has the right access in both systems.

  • 💡 Document your setup: Take notes on how you configured the integration for future reference.

Troubleshooting

Problem

Solution

Page won't load

Clear your browser cache and try again in Chrome or Edge

Settings not saving

Make sure you have Admin access and click Save after each change

Feature not visible

Check with your account manager to confirm your plan includes this feature

Connection failed

Double-check your credentials and make sure both accounts have admin access

Data not syncing

Wait a few minutes, then check the integration status page for error messages

Change Log

Date

Change

2026-05-19

Article rewritten for clarity and contractor-friendly tone


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