Overview
A Property is a digital representation of a real-world location. It contains the floors, hotspots, and photos for that location.
Key concepts
- Top-level container. Each floor, hotspot, and photo belongs to one property.
- Data services required. Your organization needs a Data services subscription to create a property. Data services covers the bandwidth and storage needed to upload and view photos.
- Transferable. A property can be transferred to another organization.
- Property roles. Access inside a property can be controlled by Property roles in addition to Global roles. See Property roles.
How to create a property
Open Properties
Open Properties.
Click Create
Click Create.
Enter the property name
Enter the Property name.
Enter and select the address
Enter the Search address, then select the address from the list.
Review the map pin
Review the map pin position and drag it if needed.
Add a description
Enter a Description if needed.
Prerequisite: your organization must have Data services enabled to create a property.
How to edit a property
Select the property
Open Properties and select the property.
Open the editor
Click Edit, then Edit property and floors.
Open the Property tab
Open the Property tab.
Edit name or description
Edit the Property name or Description as needed.
Change the address (optional)
To change the address, click Edit address, review the pin position, drag if needed, then click Use this address.
How to transfer a property to another organization
Select the property
Open Properties and select the property.
Open the editor
Click Edit, then Edit property and floors.
Open the Property tab
Open the Property tab.
Enter the destination
In the Transfer property section, enter the Destination organization ID.
Create the transfer request
Click Create transfer request, then Save.
How to trash a property
Select the property
Open Properties and select the property.
Open the editor
Click Edit, then Edit property and floors.
Open the Property tab
Open the Property tab.
Trash and confirm
Click Trash property and confirm.
- Floors — the next level down inside a property.
- Property roles — control who can do what inside a single property.
