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Add a property

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Go to the customer page

Go to Customers and click on the customer’s name.
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Open the Add a new Property form

Find the Properties section and click the + button in the section header.Properties section with the add property button
No + in the header? Either your role isn’t allowed to add properties, the customer is archived, or the customer came from a connected marketplace — marketplace customers get their properties from the sync, so they can’t be added by hand. See Marketplace customers.
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Enter the address

Fill in the property address:
  • Address line 1 — Start typing the street address and suggestions will appear. Select one to fill in the rest of the address for you — see Address suggestions as you type.
  • Address line 2 (optional — apartment, suite, etc.)
  • City, State, Postcode, Country — Filled in automatically when you select an address suggestion, or enter manually Add property form
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Optionally set as billing address

Check the Set as billing address box if you want this property address to appear as the billing address on the customer’s invoices. This is useful when the service address and billing address are the same.
The billing address can also be added or changed any time by editing the customer directly. See Adding new customers for how to update billing address through the customer edit form.
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Save

Click Save Property. The system will automatically geocode the address for mapping and routing.

Address suggestions as you type

Every address field in ProBase suggests real addresses while you type, so you can fill a full address in a couple of taps instead of typing it all out. You’ll find it on the property form, the customer’s billing address, a crew’s starting and ending address, the address on an Add stop form, your home address, and your business address in Settings.
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Start typing the street address

Type at least two characters. A small spinner appears at the right-hand end of the field while ProBase looks up matches, then a list of up to five matching addresses drops down under the field. Keep typing to narrow the list — it refreshes as you go.Address suggestions listed under the Address Line 1 field
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Pick the right one

Tap the address you want. On a computer you can also use the / arrow keys to move through the list and press Enter to choose. Press Esc, or tap anywhere outside the list, to close it and carry on typing by hand.
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Check what got filled in

On a form with separate address fields, Address Line 1 keeps just the street part — “123 Main St” — and the City, State, Postcode, and Country fields below it are filled in for you.Address Line 1 holding just the street after picking a suggestionOn a form with a single address field — a crew’s starting or ending address, your home address — the whole one-line address goes into that one field instead.Every so often the street lands in Address Line 1 but the City, State, and Postcode below it stay blank. That means the lookup for the address details didn’t come back. Nothing is broken and nothing is lost — type those few fields in yourself and save as normal.
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Save

Save the form as usual. The address lands on the record exactly as it was filled in, ready for mapping and routing.A new customer with the property address filled in from a suggestion

Inside a pop-up window

Some address fields sit inside a pop-up window rather than a full page — the Add stop form on the schedule, for example. There the list of suggestions floats on top of the window instead of pushing it around, so the form doesn’t jump or start scrolling while you pick an address, and the buttons at the bottom stay where you left them. Address suggestions floating over the Add stop window
Suggestions are ranked around your business address from Business Profile settings, so addresses in your own service area come up first. Only US addresses are suggested.
Suggestions are a shortcut, never a requirement. If nothing matching comes up — a brand-new build, a rural address, a patchy connection — keep typing the address by hand and fill in the city, state, postcode, and country yourself. What you type is saved exactly as entered.A momentary hiccup in the address lookup is retried for you automatically, so most blips sort themselves out before you notice. When one doesn’t, the list simply doesn’t drop down — the field never blocks you or clears what you’ve typed. See Address issues if it keeps happening.

View property location on map

Properties are automatically geocoded when created or updated. The property page shows a map with the property location marked by a single pin. The map opens zoomed all the way in on the property, in satellite view so you can see the rooftop and lot. Property map in satellite view with the property pin Use the button in the top-right corner of the map to switch between Satellite imagery and the full-color street Map. The map view shows streets, labels, and surroundings in full color, which makes it easy to confirm the pin sits on the right street and block. As you zoom the map in and out, it also switches between street and satellite views automatically until you press the toggle yourself. Property map in full-color street view To verify the location is correct:
  1. Click on the property from the customer’s page
  2. View the map on the property details page
  3. If the location is wrong, edit the address and save again

View property service records

Tap the Service Records button in the map section of the property page to open that property’s full service history across all services:
  • Observations, measurements, materials, and service records
  • Searchable by content, service name, or entry details
  • Ordered by most recent first
  • Click any entry to view the associated service
This provides a complete service history for the property in one place. See Service records for details.

Add property notes

To add notes about a property (gate codes, access instructions, hazards):
  1. Go to the property page
  2. Scroll to the Notes card and choose the Property tab — it’s labelled with the property’s street address
  3. Tap Add note at the bottom of the list
  4. Enter your notes in the editor
  5. Optionally attach photos or documents
  6. Tap Save
Property tab of the Notes card Property note created
If the customer has only one property, the same Notes card appears on their customer page too, so you don’t have to click through.
See Adding notes for more details on the notes system.
On a property that came from a connected marketplace, the Notes panel is read-only: it shows a Read-only badge where the + normally sits, and there’s no Edit on the property either. Those access details belong to the marketplace. See Marketplace customers.

Add multiple properties

  1. On the customer’s page, click Add property again
  2. Enter the second property address
  3. Repeat for each additional property

Edit property information

1

Go to the property

Navigate to Customers > click the customer name > click the property address.
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Click Edit

Click the Edit button on the property details page.
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Update the address

Make your changes to the address fields. You can also check Set as billing address to use this property address as the billing address on the customer’s invoices.
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Save

Click Save. The property will be re-geocoded with the updated address.