Sheet SYN-06 · Network Operations Manual
Sites & Network Mapping
Tenant-defined sites with labels, and the review queue that confirms which vendor network belongs to which site.
Scope
Vendor platforms report networks. Operators think in sites. This guide covers the site record and the review queue that maps each vendor network to a site.
The site record
A site belongs to an organization. It has a name, a free-text region, a country code, and any number of label key-value pairs. Compliance policies and journeys can target every site with a given label across the account, and policy exemptions match on labels.
Site detail shows how many networks are confirmed for the site and how many devices sit on those networks.
Mapping review
Each vendor network found by a sync starts unmapped. Resolve it on the review page:
- Suggest mappings. A name matcher proposes a site for each unmapped network. The same names always produce the same suggestion.
- Review the queue. The queue lists every unmapped or suggested network. Suggested rows show the proposed site. Unmapped rows have a site picker.
- Confirm. Accept the suggestion or pick another site. The mapping takes effect only when confirmed.
- Reject. Rejecting a wrong suggestion returns the network to the queue for a manual pick.
When the queue is empty, the page says all networks are mapped. At that point every device in the fleet resolves to a site.
Why Synapse requires confirmation
Site mapping drives compliance scope, score rollups, and site traffic views. A wrong mapping would make all of them wrong. Synapse therefore never assigns a network to a site until an operator confirms it.