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I have create a parent site for a department that has many sub sites for its projects. The manager of the department wants to create sub-sites whenever the new project come. Is there any way to simplify the process of creating sub-sites. So he just have to click once or twice max on parent site and the sub-site be created.

Note: I have template stored in solution gallery to create for the sub-sites.

Many thanks

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  • What's your SharePoint Version ? also, if you add link at the main site to create a subsite is enough for you ? Sep 20, 2016 at 13:02
  • Thanks for replying, I am using SharePoint 2016. I think my manager wants bit more simple and it would be great if there is any way. On the site creation form, can we reduce the number of fields to enter. Therefore, he just enter the name, description and URL name. Template selection option should be one rather than all the options with all tabs. and it use by default same permission as parent site. Sep 20, 2016 at 13:12

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You can add link in left navigation. it will be very simple and easy to create subsite. Just try it out.

Go to Site Settings ---> Navigation ---> Add link in left navigation

Give title : "Create Subsite"

Give Url : https://YourSiteUrl/_layouts/15/newsbweb.aspx

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  • Thanks Vishal, it really solves my 50% problem. is there any way to reduce the number of fields to enter during site creation. Just have to enter the name, description and URL name. Template selection option should be one rather than all the options with all tabs. and it can use by default 'same permission as parent site'. Sep 20, 2016 at 13:25
  • For that you have create webpart with text boxes for name, description, url name and one button that creates subsite using entered data & your custom site template. finally add this webpart on one page and give link in left navigation. Sep 20, 2016 at 16:48

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