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Bin: restoring a property whose name is already taken
When an active property already bears the name of the one you are restoring, a window lets you choose: restore it as “Name (old)”, replace the active property, or merge the old one into the active one, taking over its whole history.
A property sheet keeps a unique name
A property in the bin no longer exists: its name is free, and so is its listing. You can therefore recreate “Rue Oberkampf T3” and link the listing to it while the old one is in the bin. When you restore the old one, the software tells you so and offers three ways out.
- Restore as “Rue Oberkampf T3 (ancien)”: both properties coexist, the restored one comes back without a listing. This is the recommended choice.
- Replace the active property: it goes to the bin (30 days, restorable); the old one comes back with its name and takes over the listing, the upcoming bookings and their jobs.
- Merge into the active property: it keeps its name, listing, sheet, prices, client and settings, and takes over everything the old one went through: jobs with photos and clock-ins, stays, reviews, reported issues, deliveries, linen movements, calendars, history. The window shows the real numbers before you confirm; the empty cells of the sheet are filled from the old one, and the old one then disappears for good.
Nothing happens without your choice: cancelling changes nothing, and a bulk restore that hits a taken name is refused in plain words.