If your Lease administrator has turned on “Assign Organisation level 6 to spaces automatically” (Administration → Company settings), Lease automatically keeps each outrent tenant’s record in the Moment organisation register in sync with their agreement, and links that record to the spaces they occupy. It applies only to outrent agreements — inrent agreements are never affected.

When it runs

The sync runs in the background whenever:

It can take up to about a minute for a change to appear in the organisation register or on the floor plan after you save.

What gets created

Each tenant on the agreement gets (or already has) an organisation level 6 (“Org6”) record in Moment, filed under an “Outrented” branch of the organisation hierarchy. If your company doesn’t have an Outrented branch yet, Lease creates it automatically the first time it’s needed. If a tenant is later renamed in Lease, their existing Org6 record is renamed to match — a new record is not created.

Space links

For every rental area and car park on the agreement, the tenant’s Org6 record is linked to that space for the agreement’s validity period (share is always 1). A few precise rules govern this:

Situation

Result

Re-saving the same agreement (for example editing a date)

The tenant’s own previous links for that agreement are fully replaced, not patched.

No rental area or car park rows on the agreement

No space links are created — but the tenant’s Org6 record still exists in the register.

Another tenant’s or another agreement’s own links on the same space

Left untouched.

A pre-existing, unrelated organisation link starts before the agreement and ends inside it

Shortened (“cut”) to end the day before the agreement begins.

A pre-existing, unrelated link starts inside the agreement and continues after it ends

Moved (“pushed”) to begin the day after the agreement ends.

A pre-existing, unrelated link fully spans the agreement period

Split into two links — one ending before, one starting after.

A pre-existing, unrelated link falls entirely inside the agreement period

Removed.

Same as above, but the agreement is open-ended (no end date)

Removed instead of pushed — an open-ended agreement can’t push a link forward since there is no date to resume it from.

Cancelling approval

If an agreement’s approval is cancelled, the tenant’s own space links for that agreement are removed. However, any pre-existing links that were cut, pushed, or split to make room are not restored — those changes are permanent.