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FeaturesViewings and applications

From “is it still available?” to a tenancy on file

Applicants fill in one form from a link, you approve or decline with an email sent for you, and viewings are confirmed from a link. An approved applicant becomes a tenancy without typing their details in again.

  • Applicants need no account
  • Viewing reminders on the day
  • On the trial and paid plans

How it works

  1. 01Share the application link
  2. 02Approve or decline
  3. 03Confirm the viewing
  4. 04Create the tenancy

The short answer

What is tenant application software?

Tenant application software collects applications for a property in one format, keeps track of who is approved, who is viewing and who is waiting, and turns the chosen applicant into a tenancy. It replaces emails, a notes app and a form retyped into a tenancy agreement.

In LetCompliance each property has an application link. Applicants need no account, and the form collects the details referencing will need, including date of birth, address history, current landlord and notice period, along with a record that they saw your privacy notice. You and the applicant are both emailed when an application arrives.

Approving an application emails the applicant an invitation to view, and declining sends a polite update. The applicant confirms or declines a viewing from a link, giving times they are free, and both of you get a reminder on the morning of the viewing.

People you cannot help yet can join a waiting list from a public link, and you can contact them by email or WhatsApp in one click. When you choose an applicant, you create the tenancy from the application, entering the start date, rent and deposit, and the conversion is recorded.

What it does

Three things that stop applicants getting lost.

01

One application form

Every applicant answers the same questions from a link, with no account to create, so applications can be compared fairly and referencing has what it needs.

02

Viewings confirmed by link

Approving an applicant sends a viewing invitation. They confirm or decline from a link with the times they are free, and both sides are reminded on the morning of the viewing.

03

A waiting list that is yours

A public “register your interest” link builds a list of people you can contact by email or WhatsApp when the next property comes up.

In detail

What applications and viewings include

The detail behind the headline features.

Emails sent for you
The landlord and applicant are emailed when an application arrives, and applicants hear when they are approved or declined.
Ready for referencing
Date of birth, address history, current landlord and notice period are collected on the form.
Privacy notice recorded
The form records that the applicant was shown your privacy notice.
Search and filter
Find applications by status or property as the list grows.
A tenancy without retyping
Create the tenancy from an approved application; duplicates are prevented and the conversion is logged.
Tell your waiting list
When a property is advertised, see who on your waiting list matches and email them.

Step by step

From enquiry to tenancy

  1. Step 1

    Share the application link

    From your advert or a message; applicants need no account.

  2. Step 2

    Approve or decline

    An email goes to the applicant either way, and approval includes a viewing invitation.

  3. Step 3

    Confirm the viewing

    The applicant confirms from a link, and both of you are reminded on the day.

  4. Step 4

    Create the tenancy

    Enter the start date, rent and deposit, and the tenancy is created from the application.

The difference

The same applications, without the inbox

By hand

In LetCompliance

Applicants answering different questions by email

One form from a link, the same for everyone

Chasing people to confirm a viewing time

Viewings confirmed from a link, with a reminder on the day

Retyping the chosen applicant into a tenancy

A tenancy created from the application

Losing good applicants when a property is let

A waiting list you can contact in one click

Same account

Applications are the start of the let. The rest is in the same login.

From the advert to referencing and the signed agreement, the next steps use the same records.

See every feature
  • Adverts with a public listing page
  • Tenant referencing, paid per check
  • Tenancy agreements signed online
  • The move-in pack sent from the property
  • Rent recorded against every tenancy
  • A free tenant portal, no password to remember

Questions

Questions, answered

Which plans include applications and viewings?

Applications, viewings and the waiting list are on the 14-day trial and the paid plans, from £14.99 a month.

Do applicants need an account?

No. They open the link and fill in the form. They are emailed when their application arrives and when it is approved or declined.

How do viewings work?

When you approve an application the applicant is emailed a viewing invitation. They confirm or decline from a link, giving times they are free, and both of you get a reminder on the morning of the viewing.

Does the form collect identity documents?

No. The form collects the details referencing needs, such as date of birth and address history. Right to Rent checks and referencing are separate steps, done before the tenancy starts.

What happens when I choose an applicant?

You create the tenancy from their application, entering the start date, rent and deposit. The same applicant cannot be converted twice, and the conversion is recorded in the activity log.

Erdem Volkan, Founder, LetCompliance

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Built by a landlord, for landlords.

I let property myself, so I know what it costs to juggle an agent, a spreadsheet and a handful of reminder apps just to stay on the right side of the law. LetCompliance puts all of it behind one login: advertise the property, take applications, collect the rent, and keep every certificate and notice in order, each taken straight from GOV.UK.
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