Round 2: Scope bar picked. Split view now lines each setting up across columns, keeps empty property boxes empty, and lets you add up to three properties. One settings tree instead of separate Company and Building sections. Every topic page lets you edit the company-wide value or one property's own value, and see them side by side. Sample data only (Sample Property Co, three made-up buildings). Pick a layout, click around, then tell me which one fits.
Uses company value the property leaves it empty, so the company value appliesSet for this property the property's own value winsNot set nobody has filled it in yet
A · Scope bar
Closest to what you described: Company on the left, Property dropdown on the right, split view on the far right.
One form at a time, so it stays calm for customers.
Split view is there when you need to compare.
B · Compare table
Everything visible at once, like a spreadsheet.
Best for staff checking many buildings quickly.
Denser, and harder on a phone.
C · Property tiles
Buildings are the first thing you see, with a count of what each changes.