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How deactivated listings impact ownership periods in VRTrust

Updated over a week ago

In VRTrust, listing deactivations are shown directly on the Listing Detail view under the Ownerships section. This provides clearer visibility into when a listing was inactive and how that impacts accounting.

When a listing is deactivated, VRTrust:

  • Creates a dedicated ownership period representing the deactivation window

  • Displays that period in the Listing Ownership list

  • Clearly marks it with a Deactivated status

  • Shows only the period dates and status (all other ownership fields are empty)

This makes it easy to see when a listing was inactive and why accounting activity may be excluded for that time.


How Deactivated Periods Are Shown

A deactivated listing period appears as:

  • A separate ownership row

  • A Deactivated badge

  • Start and end dates for the inactive period

  • No owner, split, or financial assignment values

Example

If a listing is deactivated from December 18–December 30:

  • A deactivated ownership period appears for Dec 18–Dec 30

  • The prior ownership period is updated to end on Dec 18

  • Any future period after Dec 30 is not created automatically


What Happens to Existing Ownership Periods

When a listing is deactivated:

  • The current ownership period end date is updated
    (for example, from Dec 1 – Forever to Dec 1 – Dec 18)

  • A new Deactivated ownership period is added for the inactive dates

  • No future ownership period is created automatically


Important: Reactivating a Listing

After a listing is reactivated:

  • You must manually add a new ownership period

  • Until a new ownership period is added:

    • Reservations and fees will remain inactive in the GL

    • No accounting impact will occur for that listing

This ensures ownership assignments remain intentional and auditable.


Why This Matters

This approach:

  • Makes inactive periods explicit and easy to understand

  • Prevents accidental accounting impact during deactivated windows

  • Preserves a clean, auditable ownership timeline


Best Practice

Whenever you reactivate a listing:

  1. Review the Listing's Ownerships

  2. Add a new ownership period starting on the reactivation date

  3. Confirm ownership details before continuing accounting workflows

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