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FeaturesmyProp (AgentOS People Portal)Updated April 4, 2026

Multi-Company Selector

Multi-Company Selector

Some users — such as property managers, contractors, or agency staff — have access to more than one company portal within myProp. The Multi-Company Selector provides a clean interface for navigating between those portals from a single authenticated session.

Accessing the Company Selector

The company selector is available at:

/companies

Users with access to only one company are routed directly into their portal. Users with access to multiple companies are presented with the selector view, where they can choose which company context to enter.

Switching Between Companies

To switch from one company portal to another:

  1. Navigate to /companies.
  2. Select the desired company from the list.
  3. The portal will load the selected company's context, including its branding and data.

State Reset & Theme Clearing

When a user switches company context, myProp performs the following automatically:

  • Application state reset — All in-memory state from the previous company session is cleared. This prevents any data from one company context appearing in another.
  • Theme clearing — Company-specific theme and branding settings are removed before the new company's theme is applied. This ensures each portal renders with its own correct white-label appearance.

These resets happen transparently — users do not need to take any additional action.

Use Cases

User TypeExample Scenario
Multi-branch landlordManages properties listed under two separate agencies
ContractorRegistered with multiple letting agencies on AgentOS
Agency staffNeeds to preview or support multiple branded portals

Notes

  • The /companies route is only meaningful for users associated with more than one company. Single-company users will be redirected automatically.
  • Theme and state resets are non-destructive — persistent data (such as saved documents or tenancy records) is not affected, only the active session state.