View your documents
Find the files shared with you - your lease, your invoices, your statements and your inspection.
Start: your portal, Documents Result: the documents shared with you.
What is kept there
Generated automatically — every invoice and statement issued to you, and the settlement document produced when your lease ends.
Shared by your managing agent — your signed lease, the ingoing inspection, and any notices that concern your tenancy.
Opening and keeping a copy
Open a document to read it, or download it to keep. There is no limit on how often you can retrieve one, so you do not need to ask for a resend.
Keep your own copy of the ingoing inspection, with its photographs. It is the single document that settles most deposit disputes at the end of a lease — it is the agreed record of what the property looked like when you moved in.
Why a document never changes
An invoice or statement is a record of what was issued on the day it was issued. If a figure is corrected afterwards, the correction appears as its own entry on your account and the original document stays exactly as you received it.
That protects you as much as anyone: the copy you downloaded in March still matches your managing agent’s copy in September.
What you can and cannot see
You see documents relating to your own lease — nothing belonging to another tenant, and nothing about the property owner or what they are charged.
If a document you expect is not there, it may not have been shared yet. Contact your managing agent and ask for it.
Related
- DocumentsFiles kept against a lease, unit or person — and who can see them.
- InvoicesA demand for a specific period. Draft while you check it, Issued once approved — and an issued invoice is never edited.
- StatementsA running account over time — everything charged, everything paid, and the balance. An invoice is one entry on it.