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View deactivated listing periods

How deactivated listings impact ownership periods in VRTrust

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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