TenantTidy · Property compliance

TenantTidy

A landlord’s property record for certificates, tenant serves, deposits and rent, with an exportable compliance pack.

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Private landlords and their tenants

Keep the whole property cycle in view.

A property record is more than a certificate folder. TenantTidy connects certificates, documents served to tenants, deposits, rent and communication so a landlord can see both what is held and what still needs attention.

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Set up the property and tenancy

Keep the property, tenancy, deposit and supporting documents together rather than spread across separate reminders and files.

Keep the record current

Track certificate and licence expiry, record documents served on tenants and their acknowledgements, and maintain the rent record as the tenancy continues.

Take the evidence with you

The product includes a Compliance Pack PDF export for moments such as a sale, remortgage or dispute. An organised record supports review; it does not by itself certify legal compliance.

A portable black-and-cyan property record case holds a modern London terrace, a tenant-and-maintenance timeline, documents and keys. Four disconnected old folders are locked behind glass.

Record relationship · TenantTidy

The document and the delivery record are different evidence.

Property and tenancy
  • Certificate or licence
  • Tenant serve and acknowledgement
  • Deposit and rent record
  • Communication history
Portable Compliance Pack

Bring the related records into one export for review.

Output format: PDF

An organised pack supports inspection; it does not certify legal compliance.

Availability and evidence

Demonstration build.

TenantTidy is presented under the TenantTidy brand. Zero Drift designed and built the product.

Property, certificate and tenant workflows can be demonstrated with seeded portfolio data; no live landlord service is claimed.

The current commercial design includes every feature in every tier and scales by property count.

Next evidence: A public production service used across a complete property cycle.

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