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What is Sitemate Wallet?

Learn what Sitemate Wallet is and how to use it to store your credential cards and important forms in the Sitemate Mobile app

Written by Nina Yang

Sitemate Wallet is a feature in the Sitemate Mobile app that lets you store your cards — such as passports and driver licences — and important forms, such as induction forms or Verification of Competency (VOC) records, in one place for quick on-site access. The Wallet tab replaces the Sitemate ID tab in the app navigation, with your Sitemate ID still accessible as a shortcut inside Wallet and on the home screen.

This feature is currently in beta

Prerequisites

Before you begin make sure you have the following:

  • Plan: All Plan Types

  • Permission/Subscription: Sitemate user

  • Skills Required: Sitemate App

  • Device Type: Tab/Mobile device

What can I store in Sitemate Wallet?

You can store two types of items in your Wallet:

  • Cards — credential documents such as passports, driver licences, or White card.

  • Forms — important completed forms such as induction records or VOC forms

What is the difference between Wallet and Purse?

When you open the Wallet tab for the first time, you will be prompted to choose your preferred name for the feature — either Wallet or Purse. The tab name and icon will update to reflect your choice. This is a personal preference and does not affect how the feature works. You can update your name preference at any time in the Settings section of the app.

Notes

  1. The Wallet/Purse name preference applies to your Sitemate Mobile view only. Dashpivot Web always displays the feature as "Wallet."

  2. The Wallet tab replaces the Sitemate ID tab. Your Sitemate ID remains accessible as a shortcut inside the Wallet tab and on the home screen.

  3. Sitemate Wallet is currently available as an Open Beta feature.

  4. A future version of Wallet will include a Dashpivot Wallet field, which will allow you to use cards stored in your Wallet to fill out form fields directly in Dashpivot.

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