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Add and Manage Your Inventory

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Written by Roen John
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Keep your property inventory organized, accurate, and flexible as your business grows. In DoorSpot, every listing begins with a property/unit, whether it’s a multifamily building with multiple units or a stand-alone home. You can enhance each listing with photos, tags, restrictions, and unlimited custom fields to capture the unique details that support your operations.

In this category, we’ll walk through setting up your properties and units.

  • ⚒️ Build your inventory hierarchy
    Use child units to structure leases within properties—perfect for multi-family communities, roommate setups, or bed-by-bed management.

  • 🖼️ Add property and unit images
    Upload photos to enhance listings and improve marketing visibility.

  • 📄 Store property and unit documents & notes
    Keep leases, floor plans, and internal notes organized and easy to access.

  • 🌳 Manage custom fields
    Track unique data points that matter to your operation, from amenities to internal identifiers.

  • 🔍 Filter and share listings
    Quickly find the right units using filters and share listings efficiently.

  • 💳 Add and track property expenses
    Record expenses to understand costs, maintain profitability, and evaluate inventory value.

  • 💵 Add and manage property income
    Track rental income and other revenue tied directly to each property or unit.

  • Add booking restrictions
    Prevent double bookings and control availability to protect your inventory and optimize reservations.

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