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Properties & listings

Inventory is three layers: property (the building) → listing type (the unit category) → listing (the sellable unit). The Start-here chapter walks the first setup; this area covers everything the layers can do.

Guide What it covers
Add a property The four-step wizard: basics, schedule, photos, review.
Set up listing types What a type carries for every unit, and when to split one.
Add a listing Creating the sellable unit itself.
Manage photos Property gallery vs listing gallery, and which shows where.
Set up content & policies Guest-facing content and how inheritance works.
Set the refund ladder The cancellation policy printed on every quote.
Set quotation terms and footer The boilerplate below a quote’s pricing.
Link units Parent/child units that can never double-sell.
Set static access codes The permanent guest and cleaner codes on a unit’s lock.
The Finance & operating model tab Whose money each unit’s revenue is.

Open any property and its tabs hold: Listing types · Listings · Linked units · Content & policies · Policies · Quotations · Channels · Finance & operating model · Configuration.

  • Content & policies - house rules, arrival info, Wi-Fi, amenities. Content written at the property level flows down to every listing; a listing can override any piece. Amenities work the same way - an empty listing list means “inherit”.
  • Policies - the refund ladder: how much a guest gets back at each notice period.
  • Quotations - the footer and terms printed on every quote from this property.
  • Linked units - parent/child relationships so a combinable apartment can never double-sell (see Calendar).
  • Finance & operating model - whose money this property’s revenue is: owned, leased/arbitrage, managed for an owner, profit-share, or investor-funded. It changes your books, not your operations - see Concepts.

Each listing has: Overview · Linked units · Photos · Calendar · Occupancy · Channels · Access codes · Finance.

  • Photos at listing level are the unit’s own gallery - the thumbnail and room photos guests see.
  • Access codes holds the unit’s static codes (a physical lockbox, a permanent keypad code). Per-stay codes and their release gate live with the booking, not here.
  • Occupancy shows this unit’s own performance.