> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.jengolabs.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Setting up your workspace (Property OS) > Configure properties, units, vendors, and tenants ## What is the workspace? Your **workspace** is your organization in Jengo. It holds your properties (listings), units, tenants, vendors, issues, workflows, and agents. One workspace per company or portfolio. ## Steps ### 1. Sign in Open your Jengo URL and sign in. Confirm you’re in the right organization (e.g. name in the header or **Settings**). ### 2. Add properties (listings) * Go to **Portfolio** → **Listings** (or **Properties**). Listings or Properties list with “Add property” * Click **Add property** (or **Add listing**). * Enter name, address, and any type or category. * Save. ### 3. Add units * Open a property. * Go to **Units** and add units: number or name, rent, optional details. * You can assign tenants later. ### 4. Add vendors * Go to **Portfolio** → **Vendors**. * Add vendors: name, contact, specialties (e.g. plumbing, electrical). * Link them to properties if your setup uses property–vendor links. ### 5. Add tenants (residents) * From a property or unit, add **Tenants** (or **Residents**) and link them to units and contact info. * Use this for messaging, scheduling, and workflows. ### 6. Optional * **Owners** — Add and link to properties if you use owners. * **Invite teammates** — **Settings** → **Team** or **Invitations**; add members and roles. * **Integrations** — Connect Stripe, Slack, or email/SMS in **Settings** if enabled. ## Next steps * [Using workflows](/property-os/how-to-workflows) — Run maintenance workflows. * [From issue to resolution](/property-os/how-to-issue-to-resolution) — Full maintenance path.