Archiving & unarchiving a property
This guide has been reviewed against our global client base and classed as relevant to all regions
When a property is no longer required it can be archived - an archived property record can be searched for, reported on & also recovered from the archive
This guide covers:
Archiving a property
1. Accessing archive option From a sales or lettings property:
The ability to archive (and delete) a sales and/or lettings property is dependent on configuration You may be set-up to be able to archive but not delete - if this is the case, the delete option shown in step 2 will be greyed out OR you might not be able to archive or delete - if this is the case, then the menu option shown above will not be accessible If you need to be able to archive a property, contact your local Reapit key contact who will need to authorise this and contact Reapit Support Deleting a property is not recommended, as no record of the property is kept | |
2. Archive property The option to Print journal entries can be ticked before choosing to archive - this generates a report listing the property journal entries which can be printed and/or saved as PDF
In some situations a property cannot be archived - for example, when keys are still held on a property record or a property has an active tenancy Prompts are displayed to inform when this is the case | |
3. Property archived The property is now archived - this is indicated by the grey icon beside Active - an entry is automatically added to the Activity Feed/Journal | |
4. Recovering a property from the archive From the archived sales or lettings property:
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Searching for an archived property
1. Use Universal Search
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2. Advanced Search option From bottom of the Universal Search menu (shown in step 1):
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Reporting on archived properties
Power Reports allow archived properties to be reported on From the main menu:
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