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Editor Guide: Leasing, Maintenance & Operations

Editors run the day-to-day: leases, maintenance, HVAC, transitions, waivers, and the administration hub. Everything here is also open to admins, but an editor never needs to wait on one.

  1. 1

    Work the lease register

    Browse every lease in the portfolio, filter by status, and jump into any record for its full detail.

    Lease register table
  2. 2

    Open a lease detail page

    Review key terms, dates, and attached documents for a single lease, and edit any field directly.

    Lease detail page with key terms
  3. 3

    Triage the maintenance ticket queue

    See every open work order, its priority, and its SLA countdown, and assign a vendor straight from the list.

    Maintenance ticket queue
  4. 4

    Track HVAC contracts

    Keep equipment and service contracts organized by office, with renewal dates visible at a glance.

    HVAC contracts and equipment tracking
  5. 5

    Run an office transition checklist

    Move an office through a structured transition — move-in, move-out, or ownership handoff — without missing a step.

    Office transition checklist
  6. 6

    Build a digital waiver template

    Create a reusable waiver template ready to send for e-signature — liability, photo release, or your own custom form.

    Digital waiver templates list
  7. 7

    Track operating expenses

    Log and categorize day-to-day operating expenses against the right office, ready for the accounting team to reconcile.

    Operating expense tracking screen
  8. 8

    Use the administration hub

    The administration area centralizes automation rules, integrations, and system configuration for editors and admins alike.

    Administration hub
  9. 9

    Track certificates of insurance

    Keep vendor and landlord insurance certificates on file, with expiration and verification status visible at a glance.

    Insurance certificate tracking screen
Pro tip

Assign a vendor to a ticket and they get their own portal login automatically — see the Vendor Portal guide for what they see on their end.