Quick Answer#
Open the turnover's report link management and select Revoke. This immediately cuts off access through that specific link — useful if it was shared with the wrong person or a turnover needs to be restarted with a fresh link.
When to Revoke a Link#
- The link was accidentally sent to the wrong person.
- A cleaner cancelled and someone else needs to take over the turnover with a new link.
- You want to be certain a specific link can no longer be used, rather than waiting for it to expire on its own.
Step-by-Step#
- From the property's dashboard, find the turnover whose link you want to revoke.
- Select Revoke for that turnover's link.
- Anyone opening that specific link afterward sees a message that it has been revoked.
- If the turnover still needs to be completed, generate a new link for it.
Important to Know#
Revoking a turnover's report link is different from disabling a property's permanent cleaner link — see How Clean Report Secures Turnover Links for how the two differ.
Frequently Asked Questions#
Does revoking a link delete anything already submitted? No. Revoking only blocks further access through that link; anything the cleaner already submitted on the report remains as it was.
Can a revoked link be un-revoked? No — generate a new link for the turnover instead.