Listings, Ownership, and Attribution
Understand owner constellations, periods, splits, and owner or manager side
A listing is the property context. An ownership period defines its owner constellation for a date range and is the unit used to attribute owner-side activity and create owner statements.
Ownership Periods
A period combines listing, start and optional end, business model, owner members and allocation, reserve behavior, and possible listing deactivation. Periods cannot overlap. Null end means ongoing.
A changed member or split creates a new period. A mid-month handover can create multiple statements for one listing and month. Pro-rata reservation revenue can allocate different stay nights to different periods.
Owner And Manager
Owner/manager attribution describes the accounting side, not the person who performed an action.
- Owner-side activity participates in allocation, owner balances, statements, inactive-ownership guards, and statement-period locks.
- Manager-side activity records manager accounting and normally does not close with an owner statement period.
Accounts, system assignments, resource type, and listing or reservation context can narrow the valid side. Each exact decision table lives in the relevant guide under Build, for example Transactions.
Inactive Ownership
The ownership period's setListingInactive flag marks the listing inactive
for that range, so owner-side posting is invalid there. Historical periods
remain available for statements and journals.
See Listings & Ownership, Transactions, and Statements.