Tenants, flat: the rail item is the table
No sub-rail, no occupancy hub — clicking Tenants lands on the tenant table, and a tenant close-up keeps the top-level item lit by prefix.
3 Sept 2026 · branch gera/tenants-flat · captured against propflow-stage · at dad71e4642+local
Data note. Every name and balance below comes from propflow-stage, which is anonymized by construction (ADR-0097/0110 — phones in the impossible +1000 NPA, emails @example.test). The identical capture against prod would carry real tenants' names and balances and is not safe to attach anywhere, which is why the generator refuses to run against one.
1 · /tenants is the tenant table, with no sub-rail beside it
Until this PR the rail item opened an overview hub — three occupancy chips over two nav cards — and the table lived one click further at /tenants/list, under a two-row sub-rail. Gera, 2026-09-03: "for tenants, no subtabs, just show the list." The table moved up to /tenants, the hub and its cards are deleted, and the section has no sub-rail, the same shape Vendors and Collections already had. /tenants/list is a query-preserving redirect into here for bookmarks and the ?filterStatus= deep links global search used to mint.
Captured scoped to one property through the top-bar picker — the same table, one operator's rows.
Asserted in the captured DOM — Tenants · Import Contacts · Camellia Apartments · Elijah Achebe. The page heading, the table's own action, a property cell and the first tenant row (sorted by last name) asserted in the DOM — the table, not a hub, is what rendered at the section root.
2 · A tenant close-up keeps Tenants lit — by prefix now, not by a sub-rail claim
The retired sub-rail needed an alsoMatches claim because a tenant detail path is a sibling of /tenants/list, not a child, and longest-prefix matching lit up Overview on every close-up (Gera, 2026-08-25). On a flat item the top-level rail matches /tenants/<id> by prefix and needs no claim. The back chevron and the Tenants crumb both point at /tenants — ENTITY_BACK.tenant is the one constant they share, and the canonical-back-href guard now checks it the live way rather than through an exemption.
Asserted in the captured DOM — Chase Vandermeer · Tenants · Unit 103. The tenant's name, the 'Tenants' crumb the back chevron pairs with, and the unit line asserted after the page settled.
What this closes and what it does not
It closes the last of the three decisions from the Conversations consolidation that touched Tenants: the Conversations subtab left in #6948, and with one destination remaining the sub-rail had nothing to organise. It does not touch the tenant table itself — TenantsClient and its columns test moved up a directory with no content change — nor the detail page beyond where its back link points.