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Tenant Detail View Page

Overview

The Tenant Detail Page is your action center for managing individual tenant relationships. This comprehensive dashboard provides property teams with a complete view of tenant health, key contacts, activity history, and building assignments—all with inline editing capabilities that let you update information in real-time. The Detail Page transforms how you monitor and maintain critical tenant relationships across your portfolio.

Key Benefits

  • Tenant Health at a Glance - Overview cards provide instant insight into tenant details, contacts, activity, and building presence

  • Flexible Portfolio Views - Building filter lets you view data across all properties or drill down to specific buildings

  • Inline Editing - Update any information directly on the page with a single click—no navigation required

  • Relationship Intelligence - Track important contacts and their activity to deliver personalized, informed service

  • Centralized Information - Everything about a tenant relationship lives in one place, accessible to your entire team

Key Features

Building Filter

At the top of the Tenant Detail Page, the Building Filter allows you to adjust your view:

  • All Buildings - See portfolio-wide data for tenants that occupy multiple properties

  • Specific Building(s) - Filter to one or more buildings to view location-specific information

When you change the building filter, all data cards on the page update dynamically to reflect your selection. This is particularly valuable for tenants with presence across multiple properties in your portfolio.

Overview Tab - Four Core Cards

The Overview tab displays four cards that provide a comprehensive snapshot of the tenant:

1. Details Card

Core tenant information including:

  • Company name

  • Industry

  • Total employees

  • Monthly rent

  • Square footage

  • Lease end date

  • Status (Active/Inactive/Missing Data)

  • Contact information and additional details

Inline Editing: Click the pencil icon to edit any field directly on the card.

2. Contacts Card

Displays key people associated with this tenant—critical for relationship management and service delivery.

  • See all contacts (users) associated with the tenant

  • View contact names and relevant details

  • Identify important stakeholders, decision-makers, and primary contacts

  • Click any contact to view their individual detail page

Why This Matters: In large buildings or campuses with hundreds or thousands of tenant employees, the Contacts card helps your entire team know who matters—ensuring VIPs, executives, and key decision-makers receive appropriate attention and service.

2A. Notes

Notes are the way that property and asset teams can keep track of critical information and interactions, and it be seen across their entire portfolio user teams. Things like “this person likes to be called Michael not Mike” or “this person likes their coffee black” might be helpful, experience based information that can be entered into notes.

3. Activity Card

A timeline of all HqO-tracked activity for this tenant's users:

  • Badge-ins and access events

  • Resource bookings

  • Event RSVPs

  • Service requests

  • Any interaction captured by the HqO platform

This activity log helps you understand tenant engagement levels and identify opportunities to enhance their experience.

4. Buildings Card

Shows which building(s) in your portfolio the tenant occupies:

  • Building names and addresses

  • Quick navigation to building-specific views

  • Particularly important for tenants with multi-building presence

Inline Editing: All four cards feature the pencil icon—click to edit information in real-time without leaving the page.

Secondary Navigation Tabs

Beyond the Overview tab, four additional tabs provide deeper functionality:

Contacts Tab

An expanded view of all contacts associated with this tenant. This detailed view allows you to:

  • See the complete list of tenant users

  • Apply tags to organize and categorize contacts (see Tagging documentation)

  • Filter contacts by tags to quickly find specific people

  • Manage contact information

Activity Tab

A detailed timeline view of all tenant activity captured by HqO:

  • More comprehensive than the Activity card on Overview

  • Filter by activity type or date range

  • Export activity data for reporting

App Configurations Tab

Platform-specific settings and configurations for this tenant (details available in separate documentation).

Buildings Tab

An expanded view of all buildings where this tenant has presence:

  • Building-specific details

  • Square footage per location

  • Lease information by building

  • Quick navigation to building management

How to Use the Tenant Detail Page

Accessing the Tenant Detail Page

  1. Navigate to Tenant in the left-hand navigation to open the Tenant List View

  2. Click any tenant name in the table

  3. The Tenant Detail Page opens, displaying the Overview tab by default

Using the Building Filter

To View Portfolio-Wide Data:

  1. Ensure the building filter is set to All Buildings (default)

  2. All cards display aggregated data across all properties where the tenant is located

To View Building-Specific Data:

  1. Click the Building Filter dropdown

  2. Select one or more specific buildings

  3. All cards update to show data only for the selected building(s)

  4. This is especially useful for tenants occupying multiple properties

Editing Tenant Information

Using Inline Editing:

  1. Locate the card containing the information you want to update

  2. Click the pencil icon in the top right corner of the card

  3. Edit fields directly on the card

  4. The card updates immediately—no page refresh required

Best Practice: Inline editing makes it fast to update information as you learn it, helping you maintain accurate, current tenant data without workflow interruption.

Viewing and Managing Contacts

From the Contacts Card (Overview Tab):

  1. View a summary of key contacts for this tenant

  2. Click any contact name to open their individual detail page

  3. See tags applied to contacts (VIP, Executive, Primary Contact, etc.)

From the Contacts Tab (Secondary Navigation):

  1. Click Contacts in the secondary navigation

  2. View the complete list of all users associated with this tenant

  3. Use filters to find specific contacts

  4. Apply and manage tags (see Contact Tagging documentation)

Monitoring Tenant Activity

From the Activity Card (Overview Tab):

  1. See recent activity at a glance

  2. Quickly assess tenant engagement levels

From the Activity Tab (Secondary Navigation):

  1. Click Activity in the secondary navigation

  2. View comprehensive activity timeline

  3. Filter by activity type or date range

  4. Export activity data for reporting purposes

Managing Multi-Building Tenants

For Tenants in Multiple Buildings:

  1. Use the Building Filter to toggle between portfolio and building views

  2. Navigate to the Buildings Tab for detailed breakdown by location

  3. Update building-specific information using inline editing

  4. Track square footage, rent, and lease terms per building

Navigation Tips

  • Quick Return to List View: Click Tenant in the left-hand navigation to return to the Tenant List View

  • Jump Between Tenants: Use browser back/forward buttons or return to List View to select another tenant

  • Tab Navigation: Use secondary nav tabs to access detailed views without losing your place

  • Building Context: Remember that the building filter affects all data on the page—check your selection when reviewing metrics

Best Practices

  • Keep Contacts Updated - Regularly review and update the Contacts card to ensure your team knows who the important people are at each tenant

  • Use Building Filter Strategically - For multi-building tenants, toggle between "All Buildings" and specific locations to understand both portfolio-wide and site-specific dynamics

  • Monitor Activity Regularly - Check the Activity card to gauge tenant engagement and identify opportunities to enhance their experience

  • Leverage Inline Editing - Update information as you learn it rather than batching edits later—inline editing makes real-time maintenance effortless

  • Tag Contacts Appropriately - Apply meaningful tags to contacts (VIP, Executive, Primary Contact) so your entire team can deliver informed, personalized service

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