Revoking Access to Tenant and Landlord Portals

Revoking Access to Tenant and Landlord Portals

Title: How to Revoke Access to Tenant and Landlord Portals in PropSpace
Content:

  • Navigate to Portal Management: Select either "Tenants" or "Landlords" from the main menu, depending on which portal access needs to be revoked.

  • Select the Profile: Choose the tenant or landlord profile whose access you wish to revoke.

  • Revoke Access: Click on the “Revoke Access” button, confirm the action in the popup dialog to remove their portal privileges.

  • Why This Matters: Revoking access when no longer needed helps maintain security and privacy of the system, ensuring only current tenants and landlords can access sensitive information.

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