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Learning Objectives

After reading this article, you’ll be able to:

  • Create a property

  • Create an area


Property and areas

A property can be built up from multiple floors and different areas. In this article, we will describe some of the fields and functionalities. However, most functionalities are self-explanatory and will not be discussed. Hover over a field for a couple of seconds to view the help text (available for most fields).

Properties are usually easily recognized by their PRP-reference: e.g. PRP-000001, PRP-000002, or PRP-000003.

 Property module explained

Property module explained

To open the property module, click on Properties in the menu:

 

In the property module, you can search for a property (building) and create a new property.

Using the property module (use cases)

Using the (advanced) search functionality

  • Type in “Spacewell” in the search bar and press Search. We then get all the locations with “Spacewell” in the name. If you leave the search bar empty and press search, you will see all the properties available in the system.

Click on the drop-down button next to the “Search” button to gain access to “Advanced search”. By using this option you can also search on: Address, City, etc.

Look up property information

  • Type in Arnhem > Search > open “Spacewell Arnhem” by clicking on the Reference number. After opening the property, you can see information regarding the property, location details, and building details. It`s also possible to add a picture of the object.

View areas

  • In the property card, you see a tab called  “Areas.” In this tab, you can see which areas are part of a property.

View/ edit property setting

  • Open a property > Setting tab > Setup tab

  • Here you edit property settings

Meters

  • Open property > meters

  • Here you will find the meters belonging to this property

Property Valuations

With the right credentials and the setting turned on, you can see the “Property Valuations” tab.
Valuations can be added for example, market value, tax value etc.

 Area module explained

Area module explained

To search for an area, click “Areas” under the Properties header in your menu.

You will see a screen in which you can filter the areas. There are different options for finding an area. If you leave everything empty, it will show all the areas available. For example, if you filter on “Property,” you will only find areas that belong to that property.

  • The “Count” button will show an indication of the total number of objects that fits your search filters Note: access right are not taken into account with this search, so when click ‘Search’ you might find less properties.

  • The “Search” button will reveal the results of the search job.

To see more details of an area, click on the area number. You will see different tabs and options you can fill in regarding the area.  For example, you can make an area available for reservation.

Using the area module (use cases)

View area information

  • The general tab contains the name, description and other general setting for an area. You also upload a photo of the areas here.

Add Services

  • Within this tab you can add services for this area. For example ‘Rent’ or ‘Cleaning services'

“Reservation settings”tab

  • When ‘Reservable = yes’ on the general tab, this tab is shown. Consult the help text of the field by hovering over the field. Some options are: Change availability or block dates, Add seating arrangements (and set a default), Change capacity, and (dis)allow catering

“Related objects”

  • In this tab you can ee which objects are related to this area. For example you can see which checklists, reservations, work orders, and contracts are related to this area.

 Create a new property

Create a new property

In the property module, you can create a new property.

  1. Click on ‘Properties’ in the property module;

  2. Click on the “Create new property” button;

  3. Select the category in which the property should be created.

  4. Click ‘OK’;

  5. A new screen will open where you can create a new property and enter the details.

  6. It is also possible to add a sub-property to an (existing) property by using the “Create new property” button at the bottom page. You can find this function in the “Subproperties” include. See screenshot.

Note:

  • The property category you choose determines the fields, tabs, and functions that are available.

  • A typical hierarchy would be to have a site with multiple properties as child property.

  • The category Geographical area can, for example, be used as a parent for properties/ sites within the same city or country.

 Create a new area

Create a new area

Within a property, you can create (additional) areas that belong to the property you have open. To do that:

  1. Open a property

  2. Select the tab “Areas.”

  3. You will find the option “Create new area” above the list of areas. 

At the same moment you create a property, a main area (for example: the PRP-00001 in the screenshot) is created. Every other area of this property will be a “child”of this main area. Do not change this main area, as it might corrupt your area date!

4. After clicking ““Create new area”“ you need to select the area category and press “Create”

5. You can enter the details of the area, the size, a description if it`s reservable, and a photo.
6. Fill in all the info, and to save the new area, press the button “Save and return.”

field name

Description

Parent

Select the parent area for your new area

Area nr

By using the drop-down in this field you can select indicate what kind of area it is. For example is it a workplace or a room.

Reservable

Yes/No. Can you make a reservation for this area?

Good to know

  • Change parent areas. After creating an area, it is still possible to change the parent of an area. Open your area card and select a different option in the “Parent” field.

    1. Press “>” at the end of the “Parent” field.

    2. Press the … (three dots)

    3. Search for your area and select it.

  • Hierarchy. You can create different types of areas on a property to build your hierarchy. All area categories (see screenshot). A logical hierarchy would be: Property → Floor → Area → Workplace or Meeting room

  • Active ‘no’. If an area has the status “Yes” the column “Active”, that means you can find them by using the default search functionality. If the status is “No”, you only can find them by using “Advanced search”, as advanced search also queries closed objects.


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