Occupancy

Last updated: July 1, 2026

This Attribute Glossary article provides definitions of attributes tied to a property's occupancy.

Archipelago does not provide the values for all of these attributes, but rather can ingest and enrich your SOV with them through documents. Some of these attributes are hidden unless provided to reduce the amount of blank columns on your SOV. If you want an attribute to be made visible or if you would like to add a custom attribute to your SOV, please reach out to support@onarchipelago.com

Attribute	Definition
General Occupancy	Defines the type of use and who occupies or operates out of a property. The purpose of the building and its occupants both impact the risk assessment.
Specific Occupancy	The exact occupancy classification of a building based on its intended purpose and occupants, dictating code requirements, safety features, and emergency protocols.
Occupancy Description	A tool for expanding the details of the property's occupancy.
Primary Tenant Type	Indicates the primary occupancy in a multi-tenant building.
ATC Occupancy Code	Used by insurers to assess risk based on the purpose of a building and its occupants, including layout of walls, windows, doors, and equipment.
NAICS Occupancy Code	A standardized 2- to 6-digit number used by federal agencies to classify a business by its primary economic activity.
SIC Occupancy Code	A four-digit numerical standard established by the US government to classify the primary industry in which a business operates.
Number of Beds	The total count or number of beds present at a property, such as a hotel or hospital.
Number of Units	The number of units at the property (e.g., self-storage spaces or apartments).
Floor of Interest	The floor being enriched or of interest when the full building is not covered.
Multi-Tenant	An indication that multiple tenants with more than one lease occupy the building.
Vacant Land	The total area of vacant land associated with the property, measured in acres.