For letting and property management agents

Support your service.
Help your clients.

LandlordView is designed to help letting and property management agents support their clients. Bring property updates, documents and important dates into context, make your contribution easier to see, and give landlords a clearer understanding of their portfolio.

Watch the agent introduction

See how LandlordView can help you and your clients. Narrated film with English captions and fictional examples. Read the transcript.

Help your clients see the value of your work

You already look after the day-to-day detail. LandlordView helps connect that work to the landlord’s wider property picture, so updates and supporting evidence become easier to understand and discuss.

For your team

Spend less time chasing the latest version of a record. Contribute the requested property updates and evidence in a clear, agreed workflow, and make your service easier for clients to see.

For your clients

Understand income, costs, documents and upcoming dates in the context of each property and the whole portfolio. Come to conversations with a clearer picture of what needs attention.

Designed around the relationship

Alongside your service

LandlordView works alongside your existing agency systems and expertise, bringing relevant information into the landlord’s wider portfolio view.

Evidence in context

Keep certificates, documents and review dates connected to the relevant property.

Contributions with review

Use an agreed property update request to contribute relevant information and documents. Submission and landlord acceptance are separate steps.

Better client conversations

Discuss performance, costs, maintenance and priorities with information in context.

Agree the scope before you start

Begin with a guided demonstration. Agree the properties, requested information, document handling and responsibilities for keeping records current. Agent contributions use controlled requests; they do not require access to the landlord’s whole portfolio.

Good records support the work. Professional judgement and the responsibilities of the landlord and managing agent remain essential.