Relm Pro has a clear separation between reading a property and editing it. You're in read mode by default — clicking around won't accidentally change anything. To make changes, you flip into Edit Mode, and a save bar appears at the bottom of the screen tracking every change you make until you commit them all.
Why the separation
Two reasons:
- Reviewable AI — when an agent run produces values, those values are durable. Editing is an explicit gesture, not a side-effect of reading.
- Atomic saves — across an editing session you might tweak rent assumptions, override a comp, and correct a tax line. They commit together or not at all, so the model is never in a half-edited state.
Entering Edit Mode
There's an Edit Mode toggle in the property workspace (top-right of the chat panel area). Flip it on:
- The chrome of the workspace shifts to indicate edit mode.
- Cells become editable inline.
- A save bar appears at the bottom of the screen.
You'll also acquire a lock on the property so a teammate can't simultaneously edit and create a conflict. See Property locks.
Making changes
Click any field to edit it inline. Numeric fields accept numbers; text fields accept text; pick lists let you choose from a dropdown. The save bar updates as you go:
"3 changes pending — Save | Discard"
The save bar is always visible while in Edit Mode. You can click between sections (Taxes → Comps → Financial) without losing your pending edits — they accumulate until you save.
Saving
Click Save in the save bar. Relm sends all pending edits as a single transaction. If any individual edit fails (e.g. a stale lock, a server-side validation error), the whole save fails and your edits stay pending so you can fix the issue and retry. There's no partial save state.
After save:
- The save bar empties.
- Each saved change creates a row in Version history.
- Edit Mode stays on. Click again to exit.
Discarding
Click Discard in the save bar to drop all pending edits. There's a confirmation prompt — discarded changes are not recoverable.
Exiting Edit Mode
Toggle Edit Mode off to leave editing. If you have unsaved changes, you'll be prompted to save or discard first.
What kinds of edits are tracked
Most field-level edits track cleanly. Some larger actions (re-running a section, re-generating a pro-forma) are not part of the save-bar transaction — they go through their own confirmations and are logged separately in version history.
Multi-user editing
Only one person can hold the lock on a property at a time. If a teammate is editing, you'll see a banner naming who has it. You can wait, ask them to save and release, or (if you're an admin and it looks like they walked away) force unlock.