Property Timelines
Overview
To view a timeline, open a property or owner and click the Timeline tab → read the events newest-first and turn on Advanced mode to see automatic changes → use the search, category and date filters to narrow it → click the Print icon to save it as a PDF.
Open and read a timeline
Note: A timeline that looks empty often isn't — basic mode hides automatic field updates. Switch on Advanced mode before assuming nothing has been recorded.
Add an event
Note: Log phone calls and notes as you go — a printed timeline is the record you'll rely on as evidence at the Tenancy Tribunal.
Filter the timeline to find events
Print the timeline
Note: Select all events from current scope only includes events that match your current search and filters, so set those first — otherwise the PDF will contain the whole timeline.
Read an owner’s timeline
Note: An owner's timeline is scoped to the owner, not to any one property. Record property-specific activity on that property's timeline so it shows up where you'll look for it.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my timeline look empty?
Basic mode hides automatically-recorded changes. Turn on the Advanced mode toggle to see field updates such as rent and status changes — most "empty" timelines just have advanced mode switched off.
Can I edit or delete an event?
Yes, for events you added manually — expand the event and click Edit event or Delete event. Automatically-recorded system events can't be edited or removed.
What does the printout include?
Select all events from current scope prints every event matching your current search and filters, so set those first. Alternatively use Manually select/deselect timeline events to hand-pick events, or expand a single event and click Print event.
Can I add photos or documents to an event?
Yes — click Add an attachment in the add-event form and upload a PDF or image (PNG or JPEG). You can add more than one.
What’s the difference between a property and an owner timeline?
They're separate histories. A property's timeline covers everything about that property and its tenancies; an owner's timeline covers activity against the owner, such as statements emailed to them. The same read, filter and print tools apply to both.