Invite a tenant
A tenant gets their own account, tied to the unit they occupy. From it they can report an issue and follow their tenancy — but they never see your internal work, your team, or other tenants. Tenants are invite-only: they can’t sign up on their own.
You invite a tenant from your property and leasing tools, not from the team list.
Invite a tenant
Section titled “Invite a tenant”- Open the unit or tenancy the person occupies.
- Select Invite tenant.
- Enter the tenant’s Email.
- Confirm the Unit they’re being added to.
- Select Send invitation.
What the tenant receives
Section titled “What the tenant receives”The tenant gets an email letting them know they’ve been added at your organisation, with an Accept invitation button. They set a password and go straight to their tenant view — there’s no extra verification step to slow them down.
Keep the vocabulary tenant-friendly
Section titled “Keep the vocabulary tenant-friendly”Tenants see plain, everyday language rather than your internal terms. When they flag a problem, it’s a maintenance request and the action is Report an issue — never a “work order”. Behind the scenes your team turns that request into a work order, but the tenant only ever sees the request and its progress.
What happens next
Section titled “What happens next”Once a tenant accepts, they can report issues against their unit. Those come into your workspace as requests your team can review and act on.
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