Sites and Properties
A site is a building or location you’re responsible for. Sites come in two shapes:- Standalone — the site is the unit. A single school, office or shop. Every record attaches directly to it.
- Multi-property — the site is a container for properties (floors, units, blocks). Exchange Tower’s twelve floors are one site with twelve property scopes. Records can attach at the building level (a whole-building FRA) or the property level (a single tenant’s lease).
Adding Properties
Let a document create it
The quickest path: drop a commercial lease (or a whole folder of them). Proprietas reads the demised premises, derives the building address, and creates the site automatically — grouping a multi-floor building’s leases into one site with a property per floor. Certificates do the same: drop a gas cert for a building you haven’t added yet and the site is created to receive it.
Add one at a time
Use Add Property from the Properties page (or the
+ on any page). Enter the address — Proprietas canonicalises it against the national address database so two spellings of the same building don’t become two sites.Bulk-add a portfolio
Paste a list of addresses into Bulk Add. Each line is verified, de-duplicated by postcode, and multi-floor buildings are auto-grouped into one site with property children. Stand up a portfolio in minutes, not days.
The Active Property Scope
The most important control in the app is the property switcher in the top bar. Proprietas is portfolio-wide by default, but pick a site (or a single floor) and the entire app narrows to it — dashboard, compliance, leases, rent, issues, work orders, documents, even the audit pack and public reporting link.Your scope is remembered across reloads via a cookie. When a number surprises you, check the scope first — you may be looking at one floor rather than the whole estate.
Next: Compliance
See how regimes and obligations are seeded against your sites.