> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kitospace.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Units

> What a unit is in Kitospace — the rooms, apartments, and spaces that reservations, rates, cleaning missions, and availability all attach to.

## What is a unit?

A **Unit** is a single physical or logical space you manage — a hotel room, an apartment, an office, a parking spot, or a storage locker. "Room" and "space" mean the same thing as unit throughout this help center.

Units belong to a workspace (your property) and can be nested parent-to-child: a building holds floors, a floor holds rooms. You will find them under **Units** in the sidebar.

## What attaches to a unit?

| Attaches         | What it does                                                                   |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Reservations** | Bookings for a date range, either locked to this unit or allocated from a pool |
| **Rates**        | The price a guest pays, resolved from a rate plan                              |
| **Missions**     | Cleaning and maintenance tasks, often created automatically after a check-out  |
| **Availability** | Which dates are open, blocked, or already sold                                 |
| **Capacity**     | How many adults, children, and infants the unit holds                          |
| **People**       | Who is assigned to it and who is allowed to see or change it                   |

## How are units organized?

Every unit has a **type** — *Standard Room*, *Studio Apartment* — which describes what kind of space it is and supplies defaults such as capacity. Types are managed under **Units → Unit Types**.

Units can also join an **inventory pool**, a group of units a guest can book interchangeably and that share one price.

<Note>
  A type answers "what kind of space is this?". A pool answers "which units can substitute for each other and share a rate?". A unit can have both, and the two are set independently.
</Note>

## Where do I go next?

* **Set up your spaces** — [Creating & Managing Units](/docs/units/creating-units)
* **Say how many guests fit** — [Capacity](/docs/units/capacity)
* **Set arrival and departure times** — [Check-in & Check-out](/docs/units/check-in-checkout)
* **Group interchangeable rooms** — [Inventory Pools](/docs/units/inventory-pools)
* **Price them** — [Rate Plans](/docs/units/rate-plans)
* **Decide who can do what** — [Roles & Permissions](/docs/units/roles-and-permissions)

## Related

* [Reservations](/docs/reservations/overview)
* [Cleaning Missions](/docs/cleaning/missions)
* [Workspaces](/docs/getting-started/workspaces)