Property

What the Home says, checked against the app — 6 backed · 14 partly · 1 not yet · 2 not verified · 3 new since the last check

• Partly liveOnly a property manager or an executive can approve work orders that need approval.Why: Only the UI hides the buttons; nothing in the files shown enforces it server-side, and the 'pm' portal includes admins and coordinators as well as property managers.
• Partly liveNEWEach asset in the register records its category, location, serial number and a QR code.Why: Category, location and serial number are recorded, but no real QR code is generated.
• Backed by the appwas partly backedAsset categories include plumbing, electrical, appliances, structural and safety.
• Partly liveAssets can carry a preventive schedule with a weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly frequency and an assignee.Why: Schedules with these frequencies and an assignee exist, but they attach to a property name, not to an asset.
• Backed by the appChecklists come from inspection, safety, maintenance and seasonal templates, are started at a property and assigned to a person.
• Partly liveEach asset shows its maintenance history of every work order it has had.Why: The history view exists, but no UI shown links a work order to an asset, so the history stays empty.
• Partly liveIssues are logged against a property with a severity and stay tracked until closed.Why: Issues are logged with a property and severity, but there is no action to resolve or close an issue.
• Backed by the appwas partly backedWork orders are logged against a property with a priority.
• Partly livePhotos from the site can be attached to issues and work orders, including before, during and after photos.Why: Stage-tagged job photos can be viewed, but nothing shown uploads photos or attaches them to issues or work orders.
• Partly liveWork can be assigned to the internal team or a contractor, and a contracted job carries its vendor.Why: Jobs carry a vendor and have an approval step, but no UI shown assigns work to the internal team or to a contractor.
• Partly liveThe app shows the jobs each contractor is on.Why: Jobs show their vendor, but there is no per-contractor list of jobs.
• Partly liveClosed work is signed off, kept in the asset's history and counted in reports of open issues by severity and vendor performance.Why: Sign-off and reports exist, but the severity breakdown counts all issues, not just open ones; nothing shown computes vendor scorecards; and closed work is not linked into asset history.
• Partly liveOwners get a portfolio view of every property with its open issues, recent jobs, and reports including vendor scorecards.Why: There is a portfolio overview with these reports, but no per-property breakdown, and scorecards are only displayed, not computed.
• Backed by the appNEWProperty records for the properties in a portfolio are maintained.
• Partly livewas backedThe module uses the same tenant identity, permissions and shared records as the rest of AppSite.Why: Tenant identity and permissions are shared, but this module's records sit in its own module path rather than in shared platform records.
• Not checked yetProperty is in the recommended module set for 1 of 19 industries, Real Estate & Property, with 8 recommended modules.Why: Content, not code: an industry-recommendation count.
• Partly liveThe Invoices module builds invoices from the work, numbers them in sequence and posts them to the ledger.Why: Only invoice-side payment syncing is shown; building, numbering and posting belong to the Invoices module.
• Backed by the appThe Payments module matches payments to the invoice and the bank account they landed in.
• Partly liveThe Expenses module files a photographed receipt automatically.Why: A photographed receipt is captured, OCR'd, categorised and stored automatically, but the expense record is only filed when a person saves it, so the code does not support 'it files itself'.
• Backed by the appThe CRM module provides one customer record shared across the platform.
• On the waywas partly backedThe Docs module lets documents be found and signed.Why: No document search or signing code appears in the files shown.
• Partly liveNEWCourses for the module are included free and every part opens in Training.Why: The code grants course access bundled with a paid developer seat rather than free with the module, and nothing shown lists this module's courses or opens them in Training.
• Not checked yetThe AppSite OPS Certificate is earned in three levels across 15 courses, included free.Why: Content, not code: certificate level and course counts.