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Adding New Sections to Reports and Re-Ordering Rooms
Adding New Sections to Reports and Re-Ordering Rooms

This article explains how to add a new room to a report and gives an overview of block types

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Written by Adelle Naidoo
Updated over 2 years ago

You can add new sections to the bottom of a report by selecting which Block Type you would like. When you are happy with your selection, simply start writing into the block for it to appear on the report.

Once the section has been added, you can re-order the rooms by hovering your mouse over the reference numbers on the left and you can click and drag the room up likewise.

Alternatively, you can re-order them from the item drop down menu, as below:

Block Types

When setting up reports, we refer to sections or ‘rooms’ within a property as blocks. Blocks can be named as anything. Different Block Types provide different input formats.

DETAILED

Room/block consisting of items with a text-based description and condition. Typically used in detailed inventory reports.

NOTES

Room/block consisting of items with a single text-based comment/condition (no description). Typically used for Schedule of Condition and Cleaning Summary.

SIMPLIFIED

Room/block consisting of items with a Yes/No/NA toggle format, default toggles include Clean/Undamaged/Working but can be customized with up to 6 labels. Typically used for faster Inspection formats.

CHECKLIST

Room/block consisting of line items with a single Yes/No/NA answer, typically framed as questions on Check Ins/Check Outs and Interim Inspections.

RATINGS

Choose from 3 or 5 Star Rating Charts to indicate condition, entering a score of 1 to 3 or 5 for each item listed.

METERS

Special room/block type for entering Meter Readings including Gas and Electric. Inputs for Meter, Location/Serial and Reading.

KEYS

Special room/block type for logging keys and a comment including description and handover notes.

MANUALS

Special room/block type for logging electrical appliance manuals.

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