Your obligations

28 statutory obligations.
Every one mapped to law.

Every task in LettingsLedger is derived from the relevant legislation or official GOV.UK guidance. Updated to reflect the Renters' Rights Act 2025 changes that came into force on 1 May 2026.

Your 28 obligations

Every requirement,
drawn from statute

These are not a generic checklist. Every task is based on the relevant legislation and official GOV.UK guidance and updated to reflect the Renters' Rights Act 2025 changes that came into force on 1 May 2026.

Tasks marked RRA 2025 are new or changed obligations. Tasks marked Late 2026 are forthcoming. Tasks marked Conditional apply depending on property type.

Safety certificates
Gas Safety Certificate (CP12)
Annual
Property safety & condition
Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Per tenancy
Legionella Risk Assessment
Ongoing
Fire Safety Compliance
Ongoing
Furniture Fire Safety (furnished lets)
Conditional
Fitness for Human Habitation
Ongoing
Repairs and Maintenance Record
Ongoing
Tenancy start
Tenancy Deposit Protection + Prescribed Information
30 days
Right to Rent Check (all adult occupiers)
Pre-tenancy
How to Rent Guide: current version only
Per tenancy
Landlord Address for Service
Per tenancy
Landlord Identity Disclosure (on request)
Reactive
Tenant Fees Act Compliance
Per tenancy
Holding Deposit Compliance (if taken)
Per applicant
RRA 2025: in force 1 May 2026
RRA Information Sheet: serve to each tenant
RRA 2025
Written Tenancy Agreement (now periodic)
RRA 2025
Pet Request Handling (ordinarily 28 days)
RRA 2025
Rent Increase via Section 13 Notice only
RRA 2025
Rental Discrimination Ban
RRA 2025
Rent in Advance Restriction (max 1 month)
RRA 2025
Conditional obligations
HMO Licence (if applicable)
Conditional
HMO Management Regulations (if HMO)
Conditional
Selective Licensing (if designated area)
Conditional
Certificate service & ongoing governance
Certificate Service to Each Named Tenant
Per cert
Compliance Calendar
Annual
Forthcoming
PRS Database Registration
Late 2026
Comparison

Common approaches vs a structured system

Most landlords have something in place. The question is whether it produces a record you can actually rely on.

Approach Obligation tracking Certificate reminders Service records Audit trail Evidence export
Spreadsheet Manual only
Reminder tools Partial
Property management software Partial Partial
LettingsLedger ✓ England statute-mapped ✓ 60/30/7 day alerts ✓ Dated & attributed ✓ Full audit trail ✓ SHA-256 locked pack

This comparison reflects publicly available product descriptions. Not legal advice. Always assess what your situation requires.

Use cases

Where structured records can be useful

Maintaining an organised record of compliance activity can help in a range of situations, including:

A tenant raises a query about their deposit or a certificate
Without a structured record, you're searching email folders for an attachment you may have sent months ago. With LettingsLedger, you can show exactly when the deposit was protected, which scheme, when Prescribed Information was served, and to whom, with the date on each step.
Documentation on hand. No searching required.
A local authority contacts you about the property
Inspections and enforcement enquiries require you to produce records quickly. Your gas certificate, EICR, EPC, smoke alarm checks and fire safety records are all in one place with upload dates, organised and accessible, not scattered across inboxes and phone photos.
Respond with documentation, not recollection.
You change letting agent
Your compliance history is yours, not your old agent's. Every task completed, every document uploaded, every date recorded sits in your LettingsLedger account and follows the property regardless of who manages it. No gaps, no starting over.
Your record stays with you, not with them.
A tenancy ends with a dispute
You have a dated record of every document served, every repair request received and when it was addressed, and every certificate that was valid at the relevant time. You are not relying on memory or hoping emails are still findable.
A structured record to refer to, not a story to tell.
Who it serves

One platform.
Three people who need it.

The landlord owns the account. The agent can act within it. The tenant sees their proofs. Everyone has what they need: and only what they should.

Built for landlords. Scales across portfolios and agents.

The Landlord
You own the account and the evidence pack: permanently. You sign the compliance declaration. You see everything the agent does, in real time, attributed to them.
Work through all 28 obligations at your pace
Get reminders before certificates expire
Generate and send all required documents
Export your evidence pack at any time
See exactly what your agent has done
The Letting Agent
Two ways to work with LettingsLedger: as a managed portfolio compliance tool (one account covering your entire managed book) or as a referral partner for landlords you place but don't manage. Either way, every action you take is permanently attributed to your firm.
Managed portfolio option: one account, all properties
Upload certificates and documents for them
Actions permanently attributed to your firm
25% commission on purchase and every renewal
-Cannot sign the declaration (landlord only)
The Tenant
See the certificates your landlord is legally required to hold. Know they're current. Raise formal requests through the platform: everything is dated and logged.
See if gas cert, EICR, EPC are current
Confirm deposit is properly protected
Submit a formal repair request
Submit a pet request (deadline tracked from date of request)
Challenge a Section 13 rent increase

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