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Property checklist functionality provides a range of configuration options including:
the ability to set up multiple lists can be used per property
lists are assigned to the relevant department setup, ensuring that lists are offered on the relevant property type
checklists are named, given a name plus a header option options can be used throughout a list to help divide a checklist it into different sections
different checklist item options are available, allowing data to be collected via:
tick boxes
date fields
number fields for whole or numbers, decimal numbers , or for monetary values
text fields, which can be single or multiple lines - a maximum character limit can be set
option to select a negotiator/Reapit user, an office, a contact or company
option to add an attachment to a checklist item
for reporting purposes, each checklist item , is assigned which type(s) of property power reports report the checklist item needs to should be available for is set - , i.e. sales, lettings or both
For example, an item may only be relevant for a lettings property power report or a sales property report, or both
1. Checklists in property attributes When enabled and configured, a property checklist is accessed via property attributes From property (sales or lettings):
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2. Using a property checklist
Attach document
Select negotiator/user, office, contact or company (inc. including how to edit or clear)
To change a selected negotiator/user, office or contact:
To clear the selected negotiator/user, office, contact or company:
Mark an item as not applicable
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3. Reporting on checklist items Property checklist items can be reported on via a property power report From main menu:
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