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How do I import my properties from a spreadsheet?

Open Properties, choose Import, and upload a CSV. The import reads your column headings rather than their order, so you do not have to rearrange anything. It needs an address, a town and a postcode; everything else is optional.

What the file needs

Three columns must be present in some form: the first line of the address, the town or city, and the postcode. The importer matches on the heading text and accepts the obvious variations, so address, address line 1 and street all land in the same place.

What else it will take if you have it

  • Monthly rent
  • Gas Safety, EICR and EPC expiry dates
  • EPC rating

Columns it does not recognise are ignored and listed back to you by name, so nothing is silently dropped. Rows with a problem are reported individually with the reason, and the rest of the file still imports. You do not lose a hundred good rows to one bad postcode.

What it does not import

Rent history. The importer takes the current rent figure, not a ledger of past payments. If you are arriving from another platform with years of transactions, export them and keep the file: the rent ledger here starts from the date you begin recording.

If you have no export

There is a template on the import screen with every column filled in and three example rows, covering a single let, an HMO and a commercial unit. Overwrite the examples with your own.

Where this lives

Properties.

Open it in LetCompliance

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