--- title: "Use Template Driven Site Audits" slug: "use-template-driven-site-audits" updated: 2026-06-25T12:27:26Z published: 2026-06-25T12:27:26Z canonical: "guide.youraspire.com/use-template-driven-site-audits" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://guide.youraspire.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Use Template Driven Site Audits > [!TIP] > Note: > > Optional Workflow Change: This change is optional to add to your existing workflows. This feature is currently in Early Access with General Release planned for 1/13/2027. Site Audits 2.0 uses a template-driven inspection experience that replaces freeform audit configurations with standardized, reusable templates. Administrators build templates with predefined questions, sections, and scoring criteria, giving your team a consistent, repeatable audit process across every property. ## What's changing with Site Audits 2.0? Previously, site audits relied on freeform categories and scoring types configured in Administration, and auditors completed inspections through a browser-based view that wasn't optimized for mobile devices. Reporting options were limited to drill-down reports, and issues had to be created individually after completing an audit. With Site Audits 2.0, you can create reusable templates through Template Builder, your auditors follow a structured, mobile-friendly workflow with offline support, and reports are standardized and shareable directly with clients. ### Before 1. Go to Administration to configure site audit categories and scoring types. 2. Open a property page and start a new site audit using the browser-based responsive view. 3. Complete the audit by manually selecting categories and entering scores without a standardized structure. 4. Build reports from drill-down report options with limited formatting. 5. Create issues individually after completing the audit. ### After 1. Go to the Site Audits module from the left side menu, or start a new audit from the Site Audits tab on a property page. 2. Select a pre-built template with standardized questions, sections, and scoring criteria. 3. Complete the audit using the redesigned mobile-friendly experience with offline support and enhanced photo annotation. 4. Generate integrated, standardized reports and share them directly with clients. 5. Create issues and enhancement opportunities through a streamlined flow from audit findings. **Impact:** Your team follows a consistent, repeatable audit process across every property, producing standardized data that supports better reporting, faster issue resolution, and more professional client communication. *Aspire Sample - Site Audit Detailed* is a new report layout available for printing and emailing your customers their site audit data. ### Who's affected? **Market segments:** All Business Types (Residential, Commercial) #### Roles impacted: - System Administrator — creates and manages audit templates, configures permissions - Office Manager / Administrator — creates and manages audit templates, assigns templates to properties - Ops / General Manager — reviews audit results, monitors quality metrics - Sales Reps — conducts pre-sales property audits to identify enhancement opportunities > [!NOTE] > Note: > > Site Audits 2.0 is controlled by a feature flag. Your organization must have the feature enabled and users must have the appropriate Site Audits permissions (Default View, Edit, or Admin) to access the new experience. ## How to prepare 1. Review your current site audit process: Identify the categories, scoring criteria, and question types your team uses today so you can recreate them as templates in the new system. 2. Plan your template structure: Decide which templates you need (by property type, service line, or client requirement) and define the questions, sections, and scoring scales for each. 3. Prepare in your existing environment: Review the new Site Audits workflow and begin planning your transition ahead around the Early Access release on 6/24/2026. 4. Update training materials: Revise any internal documentation or training guides to reflect the template-driven workflow and new navigation paths. 5. Train your team: Conduct hands-on training sessions with Account Managers, Operations Managers, Sales Reps, and anyone who performs or manages site audits. ## Resources - [Setting Up Site Audit Templates](https://guide.youraspire.com/docs/setting-up-site-audit-templates) - [Understanding Site Audits 2.0](https://guide.youraspire.com/docs/understanding-site-audits-2-0) - [Site Audit Screen Reference](https://guide.youraspire.com/docs/site-audit-screen-reference) - [Performing a Site Audit on Desktop or with Cloud on a Mobile Device](https://guide.youraspire.com/docs/performing-a-site-audit-for-desktop-or-cloud-on-a-mobile-device)