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# The New UniFi Site Manager and Fabrics: Multi-Site Networking, Officially

Published 08 Jun 2026 · Category: News · Web: https://level-floor.bnr.la/blog/unifi-site-manager-fabrics/

*Ubiquiti's revamped Site Manager unifies multiple sites into a single Fabric with role-based access, Zero Trust identity, blueprint-based zero-touch provisioning and fabric-level APIs — all license-free.*

> **Note:** Announced 20 April 2026 — the new Site Manager is now official.

Managing one UniFi site is easy. Managing fifty has historically been a lot of browser tabs. The new Site Manager answers that by connecting sites into a single Fabric — "the control, visibility, and scalability [organisations] need to operate at the highest level."


## What the new Site Manager brings


Unified Fabric architecture connecting multiple sites into one system
Role-based access control with hierarchical group and policy mapping
Zero Trust identity model with third-party IdP integration
Real-time monitoring dashboard with aggregated telemetry
Blueprint-based site deployment with zero-touch provisioning
Orchestration Engine and Canvas for visual policy management
Fabric-level APIs for programmatic control
License-free deployment

"The future of Enterprise IT is unified, scalable, and completely license-free with UniFi and the new Site Manager," Ubiquiti says.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaIIwtLZ0Hs


## Hardware that scales with Fabrics


**Q: Is Site Manager an extra cost?**

A: No — like the rest of UniFi it's license-free. You manage your sites through Site Manager at no additional software cost.

**Q: What is a 'Fabric' in this context?**

A: It's Ubiquiti's term for treating multiple physical sites as one logically managed network — shared policy, identity and visibility, deployed from reusable blueprints.

**Q: Can I provision a new branch without sending an engineer?**

A: That's the goal of blueprint-based zero-touch provisioning: ship the hardware, power it up, and it configures itself from the blueprint.


## Related reading


UniFi Network 10.4 — the routing and Blueprint-sync update underneath
UniFi Protect 7.1 — video walls live in Site Manager
Ubiquiti for small business — when one site grows into several

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