Snap it. Say it. Inventory report done.
Walk round with your phone. Photos, a few words out loud, a note where it matters — and the report drafts itself. You review and sign.
- summary in the agent's inbox
- < 10 min
- of observations evidence-cited
- 100%
- clerk report-writing time
- 3 h → 30 min
Services
Everything a managed tenancy needs, by name.
Check-in
Full inventory and schedule of condition at tenancy start.
Check-out
Item-by-item comparison against check-in, with advisory liability.
Mid-term inspection
A ~20-minute visit; condition and occupancy check.
Cleaning condition
The statutory four-way grade, with itemised omissions.
Alarm testing
Smoke and CO alarms tested and recorded on every visit.
Alarm installation
Missing alarm fitted same-visit, £50.
Flushing service
Void properties flushed for legionella prevention.
Legionella assessment
Carried out by certified clerks only.
The report
Built to hold up when someone disputes it.
Nothing goes in that can't be evidenced
Every observation has to cite the photo or the clerk's own words. One that can't is dropped by the validator before a clerk ever sees it — so there is no such thing as an invented defect.
The clerk is the author of record
AI drafts; the clerk reviews, corrects and signs. Nothing unreviewed reaches a PDF, and the report goes out in a clerk's name because a clerk stood behind every line of it.
Compliance is code, not judgement
Smoke alarm on every floor, CO alarm by every combustion appliance. Deterministic rules decide, never a model — a miss is a blocking flag, and we can fit the alarm before the clerk leaves for £50.
Liability is advised, never asserted
Wear and tear versus tenant damage is the most litigated call in the trade. Anything short of confident is marked inconclusive and waits for the clerk, rather than guessing in a document you'll have to defend.
Check-out is the same document
Not a second report to reconcile — one more column filled in on the first. Item identity is fixed by ref number, so nothing drifts between the start of a tenancy and the end of it.
Signed reports are immutable
A correction creates a new version with a visible amendment trail. When a dispute surfaces months later, “what did it say on the day, and who changed what” still has an answer.
Pricing
Priced per seat, not per report.
Every tier ships the same evidence-backed report and instant summary, with unlimited reports and photos. You’re only paying for seats and property volume.
Solo
For a single clerk.
£30/ month
or £300 / year
- 1 clerk seat
- 100 properties included
- Unlimited evidence-backed reports
- Instant summary email
Team
Most popularFor a growing agency.
£60/ month
or £600 / year
- 5 clerk seats (£5 each extra)
- 500 properties included
- Check-out differencing
- Compliance flags & alarm upsell
Agency
For a managed portfolio at scale.
£299/ month
or £2,990 / year
- 10 clerk seats (£5 each extra)
- 1,000 properties included
- Video capture & priority turnaround
- Cleaning & legionella services
14-day free trial, no card required. Inclusive properties then 20p each. Need more than ten clerks? Talk to us about Agency+.
Guides
How UK tenancies actually work.
- Disputes
How to dispute unfair deposit deductions, step by step
Deductions you think are unfair are not final. How the burden of proof works, what evidence actually decides it, and how to take a deposit dispute to free adjudication and win.
4 min read - Inventories
DIY inventory or hire a clerk? What it really costs to get it wrong
When a do-it-yourself inventory is fine, when it quietly fails in a dispute, and why adjudicators put more weight on an independent report — the honest version of the buying decision.
3 min read - Disputes
No inventory at check-in: what it means for your deposit
When a tenancy starts with no inventory, the deposit maths changes completely. What it means for tenants, why it sinks a landlord's claim, and how to protect yourself either way.
3 min read
See a report from one of your own properties.
Book a demo, or tell us where your portfolio is and we’ll confirm clerk coverage.