WI-FI SITE SURVEY RECORD Companion: https://yenra.com/wlan-site-survey/ Prepared September 8, 2026. Editable working record; choose requirements for your site. INSTRUCTIONS Define the task and acceptance criteria before testing. Use stable location IDs on a scaled floor plan. Repeat the same task with representative clients; retain all attempts. Record unavailable measurements as unknown. Keep private identifiers in your organization's records, not in publicly shared copies. Site / owner / test operator: Date, time and timezone: Floor-plan reference and checked scale: Locations and walking routes in scope: Application task, duration, repetitions and acceptance criteria: Expected occupancy and concurrent workload: Client model / OS / adapter / driver / orientation: Survey tool / version / supported bands: Configuration backup and approved change window: COPY THIS BLOCK FOR EACH LOCATION AND CONDITION Location ID / room / floor: Time / occupancy / door state / nearby obstacles: SSID / BSSID / band / channel / width (MHz): Received signal (dBm), noise (dBm) if genuinely measured, SNR (dB): Measurement source and sampling interval: Task attempt 1 / attempt 2 / attempt 3 (or chosen count): Elapsed time (seconds) / interruptions / exact errors: Wired or nearby comparison and result: Observed result versus acceptance requirement: Change made / new configuration reference: Retest result, including neighboring positions: DECISION Accepted areas and device types: Unvisited areas / uncertainties / exceptions: Exception owner, action and retest condition: Files retained (original samples, map, configuration, task results): Review triggers (layout, AP, client or application changes): EXAMPLE CHECK Five positions x three attempts = 15 attempts. If four positions pass all three and the fifth passes one, 13/15 = 86.67% overall, but the fifth is only 1/3. Judge each required position; this is fictional arithmetic, not a target. Method reference: Cisco, Understand Site Survey Guidelines for WLAN Deployment, linked from the companion guide. Apply actual client/application requirements.