TrailheadAccesses & LandownersAccesses & Agreements
AA-03Commercial identity

Create a Landowner Agreement

Operations attaches dated commercial terms and a real payee to the stable operational Access.

Track

Accesses & Agreements

Phase

Commercial identity

Starts with

Access without dated owner terms

Ends with

Dated Agreement with payee

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AA-03
  1. AA-01Register An Operational Access
  2. AA-02Link Beats To Required Accesses
  3. AA-03Create Or Link A Landowner Agreement
  4. AA-04Configure A Fee Rule And Payment Path
  5. AA-05Renew Or Supersede An Agreement

The situation

The lodge has dated commercial terms with a landowner or legal payee.

What starts it

Operations adds the first Agreement or starts a new commercial period.

How it unfolds

OperationsAccountsSystem
  1. 1

    Operations opens the Access and starts a dated Agreement.

    Operations
  2. 2

    Operations selects the landowner or payee-centered vendor identity.

    Operations

    This is the key moment: commercial responsibility belongs to a real payee, not to the Access name.

  3. 3

    Operations records the Agreement name, effective dates, and commercial notes.

    Operations
  4. 4

    Operations reviews any overlapping active period before continuing.

    Operations
  5. 5

    Trailhead saves the dated Agreement and preserves earlier history.

    System

Who's involved

Operations

Records the effective agreement and commercial notes.

Accounts

Relies on a real payee identity for future settlement.

System

Preserves agreement history under the Access.

What each person sees

Operations

The landowner and dated terms under the Access.

Why: Maintain commercial history.

Accounts

A real payee identity for future financial records.

Why: Avoid using an Access as a vendor.

The rule to remember

The payee belongs to the dated Agreement; the operational Access remains stable across contract periods.