Automation & control
Keep the context behind a change.
Review the recorded actor, action and time for important workspace events.
Try the workflowYour portfolio, in focus.
- Photo added
- Cleaning completed
- Timeline updated
- Update ready for review
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Why this matters.
When a record changes unexpectedly, “someone updated it” is not enough to investigate.
Keep the important details connected.
Connect operational events to property history.
Keep an explicit distinction between internal and shared activity.
A practical path through the work.
- A user performs a tracked action.
- The application stores an event with the actor and time.
- An authorized manager reviews the audit trail.
Before you start
How does audit logs fit the property record?+
A user performs a tracked action. The application stores an event with the actor and time. An authorized manager reviews the audit trail.
Who can use this workflow?+
Audit access is restricted by role and subscription.
What should I know about this release?+
The local event store is not an independently tamper-evident compliance archive.
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Property timeline
Follow changes, completed work and published updates in chronological order.
Explore 02Reporting
Filter operational records and prepare owner reports from the information your team has recorded.
Explore 03Automations
Use explicit rules to turn operational signals into notifications and follow-up records.
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