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SiteSherpa vs the way you do it now.

Spreadsheets, shared drives, whiteboards and a consultant on speed dial. It got you this far. Here's what it's actually costing you.

SiteSherpa vs spreadsheets

Current the moment you look at it

Spreadsheets
No
SiteSherpa
Yes — live

Knows when a licence expires

Spreadsheets
Only if someone checks
SiteSherpa
Automatic, chased for you

Survives the person who built it leaving

Spreadsheets
Rarely
SiteSherpa
Always

Audit trail

Spreadsheets
Version chaos
SiteSherpa
Every action logged

When the old way is fine: a five-person crew on one site with one client can run on paper for a while. Growing past that is when it breaks.

SiteSherpa vs manual contractor management

Insurance verified before site

Manual chasing
Inbox archaeology
SiteSherpa
Blocked until verified

Induction status

Manual chasing
Phone the office
SiteSherpa
On your screen

Who is on site right now

Manual chasing
The sign-in book, maybe
SiteSherpa
Live roll

When the old way is fine: two regular subbies you've worked with for a decade. Past that, the inbox stops scaling.

SiteSherpa vs traditional consulting alone

Deliverable

Consulting alone
A binder
SiteSherpa
A living system

Between visits

Consulting alone
Nothing moves
SiteSherpa
AI keeps it current

Cost model

Consulting alone
Hours, forever
SiteSherpa
Platform + experts where it counts

When the old way is fine: a one-off compliance question. For a system that has to stay alive between visits, a binder can't do it.

The old way is only cheap until it isn't.

One expired insurance discovered on site costs more than a year of SiteSherpa.