Getsiteowl
Acquired15 employees on LinkedIn Β· 1 known investors
SiteOwl is a physical security lifecycle management platform that consolidates system design, installation tracking, device inventory, service, and vendor coordination into one system. It serves security directors, project managers, technicians, and integrators managing physical security programs.
Also known as SiteOwl Β· SiteOwl LLC
Investors Β· 1
Company profile
researched Aug 2026SiteOwl operates a cloud-based platform for managing electronic and physical security infrastructure from a single dashboard. The product spans the full system lifecycle: building and sharing live design drawings, coordinating installation work from a shared plan, tracking install progress in the field, maintaining a device inventory logged by location, model, serial number, warranty and service history, and handling service and vendor coordination. The stated aim is to replace spreadsheets, PDFs, phone calls and pen-and-paper field markups with one connected system, and to reduce the time spent compiling reports and chasing status updates.
The platform is delivered as web and mobile applications, with the mobile installation app adding real-time installation tracking plus parts and progress reporting for project managers and integrator customers. On project completion, security network documentation is digitally handed off to the customer's in-house security team for ongoing management, dispatch and maintenance. As of 2026 the company offers two platform versions: "SiteOwl Classic" for accounts not yet migrated, and a newer "SiteOwl 2026" release.
Founding story
SiteOwl was founded by Joseph Ndesandjo, who serves as CEO, to address the problem of project information being siloed across software tools that do not communicate, so that design teams, installers and customers could work from the same toolset from start to finish. Early leadership included CMO Su (Supraja) Subburaj, who previously consulted for security integrator 3Sixty Integrated.
Business model
Software-as-a-service platform sold to enterprise security teams and to security systems integrators, with demo requests as the primary entry point on the company website.
Subscription software licensing of the cloud platform and mobile applications.
Traction
Publicly cited deployments include a 400-site upgrade and tens of thousands of devices added at The Home Depot, use at Texas A&M University, Northeast ISD and Christus Health, and integrator customer 3Sixty Integrated. Third-party estimates place headcount at roughly 11-20 people and annual revenue in the $1M-$10M range.
Latest developments
An acquisition of SiteOwl LLC by ASSA ABLOY was announced in August 2025. The company is running two platform tracks concurrently, moving existing accounts from SiteOwl Classic to a newer SiteOwl 2026 platform.
βΈFull profile β market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies
Market position
Positioned as a unified, end-to-end digital platform for security integrators and system managers in an industry described as still reliant on paper-based workflows and disconnected point tools. The company was named 2020 New Product of the Year in the Convergence & Integrated Software and Solutions category by Security Today, and is characterized by third-party data providers as a mid-market player in security system lifecycle management.
Single system covering design, install, maintenance and lifecycle planning rather than separate tools for design teams, installers and end customers; live shared designs instead of static PDFs and AutoCAD files; device-level records with warranty and service history; and mobile field data capture. Customers cite outcomes including a reported 78% reduction in field change orders at The Home Depot, vendor quotes reduced by over 10% at Christus Health, and design approval for a 60-school security upgrade completed in two weeks at Northeast ISD.
Technology
Cloud-hosted web application paired with iOS/Android-oriented smartphone and tablet apps that support offline-independent mobile field updates rather than requiring uploads through a web portal. Capabilities include drag-and-drop floorplan design, color-coded status interfaces, automated progress reports, Real-Time Installation tracking, and centralized device records. Reported web and infrastructure components include React, MySQL, jQuery, Bootstrap, WordPress/Elementor for the marketing site, Wistia, reCAPTCHA and Zoho CRM.
Go-to-market
Direct sales supported by demo requests, press releases, newsletter and content marketing (including industry guides such as a guide to physical security systems for manufacturing facilities), and a channel motion aimed at integrators who deploy the platform for their own customers. The company has built out a sales leadership function, including a VP of Sales, Americas hired in 2021, and a customer success function from 2022.
Security directors, security systems managers, project managers, field technicians and finance directors responsible for physical security programs, plus security system integrators serving those end customers. Referenced customer sectors include retail, higher education, K-12 school districts, healthcare, government, financial services, manufacturing and utilities.
Geography
Headquartered in Texas, United States, with press releases issued from San Antonio and later listings citing Austin; third-party data reports employees across North America, Asia and Europe.
History
SiteOwl issued its first press announcements in 2018, releasing a cloud-based web application for security system owners and integrators and then adding mobile field installation apps with real-time tracking. It received a Security Today New Product of the Year award in 2020, expanded its leadership team with a VP of Sales in November 2021, a Head of Customer Success in March 2022 and a Chief Technology Officer in April 2023, and published industry guides such as a manufacturing-facility security guide in December 2023. In August 2025, an acquisition of SiteOwl LLC by ASSA ABLOY was announced. By 2026 the company was migrating users from its Classic product to a new "SiteOwl 2026" platform.
Risks & controversies
Third-party data sources disagree on basic firmographics: funding is variously reported as $4.0M across one round and $8.0M across two rounds, headquarters is listed as both San Antonio and Austin, Texas, and revenue and valuation figures on those pages are labeled as estimates derived from industry averages rather than disclosed figures.
Compiled by commissioned research from 6 cited public sources β announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed β not independently audited.
Timeline Β· 8
launches, deals, and filingsMayes joined SiteOwl as VP of Sales, Americas after three years at Synectic Systems.
SiteOwl announced the release of a web application to digitize integration workflows for security system owners and integrators, replacing paper-and-pen markups with cloud-based floorplans, project tracking and progress reporting.
SiteOwl added smartphone and tablet applications enabling field installation teams to collaborate in real time, with parts and progress tracking feeding reports to project managers and integrator clients.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
βΈResearch sources Β· 6
primary sources listed
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Getsiteowl do?
- SiteOwl is a cloud platform for designing, installing, and managing physical security systems across their lifecycle.
- Who are Getsiteowl's investors?
- Getsiteowl's investors include Next Coast Ventures.