> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hamina.com/hamina/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hamina.com/hamina/onsite/introduction.md).
# Introduction
Hamina Onsite is an iOS/iPadOS/macOS app for performing Wi-Fi site surveys. Hamina Onsite typically connects to external survey hardware, and is accessed with a Hamina Onsite subscription.
## Getting Started
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### Activate Hamina Onsite
Once you've purchased a Hamina Onsite subscription, [log into Hamina Network Planner](https://app.hamina.com/) with your Hamina Account, and [activate the Hamina Onsite subscription to your account](#activating-hamina-onsite).
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### Install the App and Sign In
Get Hamina Onsite from the [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hamina-onsite/id1662085386) or [Mac App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hamina-onsite/id1662085386). It runs on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Silicon MacBooks. Then, sign in to the app with your Hamina Account. If you have an older iPhone, iPad, or MacBook, see the [compatibility notes](#get-the-hamina-onsite-app).
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### Set up Survey Hardware
Set up and connect your [Hamina Clip](/hamina/onsite/hardware/clip.md), [Oscium Nomad](/hamina/onsite/hardware/oscium-nomad.md), or [WLAN Pi](/hamina/onsite/hardware/wlan-pi.md) to your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Silicon MacBook.
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### Perform a Site Survey
All of your projects from Hamina Network Planner will syncronize and appear in Hamina Onsite. Once you've completed a survey, it will automatically syncronize with Hamina Network Planner. We do recommend [reading up on how to perform site surveys with Hamina](/hamina/onsite/site-surveys.md).
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### Perform In-depth Analysis and Create Reports
You can do some lightweight analysis directly in Hamina Onsite, but for in-depth analysis and report generation, [open the project in Hamina Network Planner](https://app.hamina.com/).
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## Activating Hamina Onsite
1. Sign into the [Hamina Planner web app](https://app.hamina.com/).
2. Click the **Account** menu, and select **Subscriptions**.
3. In the **Subscriptions** area, you will see a line item for Onsite. To the right, click the **...** menu, and click **Activate.** *Note: You can also copy the license key to share with someone else.*
4. You Hamina Onsite license should now be activated to your Hamina Account.
### Older Device Compatibility
Hamina Onsite is compatible with:
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