A worksite is either the actual location of a business or of where that business is temporarily located. A business can have multiple locations - for example, a bank may have several branches, each with its own physical location. An example of a temporary worksite is where a construction company has set up a non-permanent workplace for an onsite project.You might be employed to work at several locations for your employer; this may also include working onsite at a client's worksite.Connect to a worksiteTo connect to a worksite, please follow these steps:Go to the My workflows page. Select the relevant business by clicking on their logo or their name.Please note that you need to be connected to that business first. If the business has a Not Connected status, you can follow these steps to connect:Click the + Connect button.Complete the Workflow Wizard; this appears when you select + Connect.If a business does not appear here, please contact your Sitepass Administrator. If you are the Administrator, you can ask your client to send you an invitation to connect.When you select the business, the workflow you need to complete for that business opens.Click on the Connected worksites option, which is under the Manage section; this allows the Worksites section to be displayed.Click the + Connect button; this is against the worksite that you would like to connect to.If the worksite does not have the + Connect button, it means that you are already connected to that worksite.When you click + Connect, a confirmation box appears at the bottom of your screen; it lets you know that the connection was successful.Your workflow requirements may be updated based on the selected worksite.Click on the Workflow Wizard button (in the top right-hand corner of your page); this allows you to update the workflow categories and add or remove worksites.