Agent referencing & onboarding
LetCompliance vs Goodlord
Goodlord is pre-tenancy: referencing, agreements, onboarding. LetCompliance is post-tenancy: keeping the property compliant and court-ready for the duration. Agents often use both.
Feature
LetCompliance
Goodlord
Tenant referencing
Online tenancy agreement
PDF generator
Full e-sign flow
Gas Safety / EICR / EPC / deposit reminders
Partial
0-100 compliance score
Right to Rent digital checks
Link-out
Integrated
Renters Rights Act 2025 toolkit
In progress
PRS Database registration tracker (RRA 2025)
The statute is law; the technical schema isn’t public yet. We commit to shipping the day it lands.
Ready when GOV.UK publishes the schema
Not announced
Agency multi-branch
Choose LetCompliance when
- You want a live compliance score and audit-ready file for every property.
- You already have referencing sorted (manual or via Goodlord) and need post-tenancy compliance tracking.
Choose Goodlord when
- You need pre-tenancy referencing, e-sign and onboarding as a unified flow.
- You rely on specific ancillary products (insurance, rent protection).
FAQs
Can I use both Goodlord and LetCompliance?
Yes, many agents do. Goodlord handles onboarding; LetCompliance takes over once the tenancy is live and the compliance clock starts ticking.
Does LetCompliance replace referencing?
No. We do not do referencing. We start where the tenancy starts and keep it compliant for as long as it runs.
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