England tenancy reform

Renters' Rights compliance, tracked inside TenancyVault.

The compliance manager turns the Renters' Rights Act changes into property and tenancy checks with actions: what is ready, what needs evidence, what is overdue, what is blocked, and what belongs on the future rollout watchlist.

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What the manager tracks

Portfolio readiness summary for England properties and tenancies
Tenancy basis reviews for legacy and new tenancy records
Document service checks for information sheets and written terms
Action rows to link evidence, mark complete, mark blocked, mark not applicable, or open the relevant tenancy workflow
Rent increase records with notice, effective date, and Form 4A evidence
Pet request response tracking with 28-day due dates
Possession evidence preparation prompts with legal-advice boundaries
Letting rule confirmations for rental bidding, advance rent, and discrimination restrictions
Future-phase watchlists for the PRS Database, Ombudsman, Decent Homes, and Awaab's Law rollout

Dashboard summary

See open, overdue, blocked, and future-phase checks across the portfolio, then jump straight to the property or tenancy that needs work.

Tenancy workflow

Review tenancy basis, record information sheet service, record written terms, log rent changes, link evidence, and handle pet request decisions from the tenancy page.

Tenant portal requests

Tenants can submit a pet request from their portal. Landlords receive an in-app notification and the request becomes part of the compliance trail.

Action states

Move checks through complete, blocked, missing evidence, and not-applicable states so the list is operational rather than passive advice.

Evidence pack export

On Solo and above, generate a Renters' Rights pack with checks, linked evidence, rent records, pet requests, obligations, and source-version metadata.

Read the full guide collection

TenancyVault has in-depth guides covering the Renters' Rights Act 2025 changes — from transitional rules to new possession grounds. The product helps organise workflow and evidence; it does not provide legal advice or guarantee compliance.

Read the RRA guides