Multi-Address Client Properties: One Customer, Every Property They Own, One Record
Landlords, property managers, and repeat clients with more than one address get one account with every property attached — not a duplicate customer record per house.
Plenty of the best customers in home services aren't booking one address — they're managing two, five, or a dozen. Full Loop lets a single client record hold multiple service addresses, each with its own access notes, booking history, and pricing, so the relationship stays intact instead of fragmenting into a separate customer profile for every property.
Why one-address-per-customer breaks for your best clients
Most CRMs assume one customer equals one address. That falls apart fast for landlords, property managers, and repeat residential clients with a primary home and a rental or vacation property — you end up creating duplicate customer records, losing booking history, and re-collecting access notes and preferences you already had.
How Multi-Address Client Properties Works
One account, unlimited properties
A single client record holds every address they own or manage, so their full relationship with your business — not just one property — is visible in one place.
Per-property history and notes
Each address keeps its own booking history, access codes, gate codes, pet notes, and special instructions — a crew arriving at the rental sees that property's notes, not the primary home's.
Per-property pricing where it applies
Different properties can carry different rates or service scopes under the same client account, so pricing reflects the actual job at each address.
No duplicate customer records to reconcile
Adding a second or third property to an existing client doesn't create a new customer profile to manage separately — it's the same relationship, one more address.
Your best repeat clients stay one relationship, not several
Landlords and multi-property clients get treated like the single, valuable relationship they are — full history in one place, correct notes at every address, and no duplicate records quietly fragmenting your customer base.
Multi-Address Client Properties — Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a limit to how many properties one client can have?
No practical limit — a client record can hold as many service addresses as they actually own or manage.
Do different properties need different pricing?
They can. Pricing and service scope can be set per property under the same client account, so each address reflects its actual job.
Will a crew see the right address's notes, or all of them mixed together?
Only that property's notes — access codes, pet info, special instructions are scoped to the specific address, not blended across every property the client owns.
What happens to a client's history if they add a second property?
Nothing is lost or duplicated. The existing client record simply gains another property, and each address keeps its own booking history going forward.
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