Contracts in Property Management
Where to find contracts
From the sidebar → "Contracts".
What the list shows
Each contract appears with its essentials: the property and unit it belongs to, the tenant, the contract period with start and end dates, the value, and the status.
The list merges two sources — contracts coming from the Ejar platform and contracts managed inside the platform — so you see all your obligations in one place.
Contract statuses
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Active | The contract is running and its period has not ended |
| Pending | It has not started or is not complete yet |
| Ended | Its term has run out |
| Expired | It passed its end date without renewal |
| Terminated | It was ended before its due date |
| Cancelled | It was cancelled |
Active contracts are what the "Active contracts" card on the dashboard counts.
The difference between the two sources
This distinction matters in practice:
A contract coming from the Ejar platform:
- Its data is recorded in the Ejar platform; Raghdan displays it.
- Read-only inside Property Management. It is not edited or terminated from here.
- Any change to it happens in its own flow and appears here afterwards.
A contract managed inside the platform:
- Its data is yours, and it appears alongside the rest of your lists.
In both cases a contract links a unit to a tenant for a period, and payments and instalments are derived from it.
How it relates to the other sections
- A unit becomes occupied when an active contract covers it.
- A tenant appears in the tenants list through their contract.
- Payments and instalments are derived from the contract's period and value — see Invoices, payments and instalments.
If a contract does not appear
- 1Reopen the page. The read happens on open, not live.
- 2Check the filters — the contract may be excluded by a status or date filter.
- 3If you are a team member: check that you hold view contracts.
- 4If the contract is in the Ejar platform: see Ejar platform data inside Property Management.
- 5Check the linked unit — a contract without a valid unit may not appear where you expect.
Related
- Invoices, payments and instalments
- Adding and managing properties and units
- Ejar platform data inside Property Management