Documents & Photos
The Documents & Photos tab in Settings is for files that belong to your organization as a whole — your business license, insurance certificate, the org logo source file, photos for your public page — not tied to any one property, unit, or lease.
Open Settings → Documents & Photos.
Note: Property-specific photos go on the property’s Photos tab. Lease documents (signed agreements, addenda) go on the lease detail page. Use this tab only for org-level files.
1. Upload files
Click Upload Files. Pick one or more files from your computer. Habitia accepts most common formats — PDFs, images (PNG/JPG), Word, Excel, etc.
Tip: You can select multiple files at once in the picker. Each one uploads as its own document.
2. See what’s uploaded
The page splits uploaded files into two groups:
- Photos — anything with an image MIME type (JPG, PNG, SVG, etc.) shows as a thumbnail grid.
- Documents — everything else (PDF, Word, spreadsheets, etc.) shows as a list with the filename, MIME type, and upload date.
Click any thumbnail or document name to open it in a new tab.
3. Delete a file
Hover any photo or document and click the trash icon. Confirm to remove it. Deletion is permanent — there’s no recycle bin.
Note: Only an admin can delete files. Other roles can see and download them.
What this tab is good for
- Business license — keep a scanned copy on file for renewals.
- Insurance certificate — easy to forward to a tenant or vendor when asked.
- Logo source file — the original SVG or high-resolution PNG, in case you need to regenerate the displayed logo.
- Public-page photos — headshots of the team, an office photo, anything that might end up on your public landing page later.
What this tab is not for
- Property photos → use the property’s Photos tab.
- Unit photos and tour videos → use the unit’s Photos/Videos tabs.
- Signed leases → uploaded automatically when signed, accessible on the lease detail page.
- Tenant ID copies or move-in inspections → uploaded by the tenant in their portal.
What’s next
- Subscription — managing your Habitia plan.
- Lifecycle rules — tuning when Habitia flags an asset as end-of-life.