Creating a document or notice
Generate a tenancy agreement, letter or statutory notice, pre-filled from the property.
On a property's Documents tab, Create document or notice opens the document generator — a drawer of ready templates that fill themselves in from what Abodient already knows about the property.
The panel above is what opens. The templates are grouped by when you would use them.
Starting a tenancy: the agreement and a written statement. During it: a rent statement, an arrears reminder, a permission letter, and the official Section 13 rent-increase form. Ending it: a tenant reference and the statutory notices.
The list scrolls if there are more than fit.
How it works
- Click the template you want. It opens into a form, already filled in from the property:
- Check it, and edit anything that needs a tweak — the dates, the rent, whatever the template asks. The picture above is a rent statement, pre-filled with the property's dates and £450 rent.
- Generate. The finished document is filed on the Documents tab, ready to download or send.
Nothing is sent for you, and it is a template rather than legal advice — you review it and decide when it goes out.
If a template isn't right
- A field pre-filled wrongly? Fix it in the form before you generate; the source is on the property's other tabs.
- Unsure about a notice? A notice has legal effect and its own rules on timing and grounds. The form fills the paperwork; it does not advise you on whether to serve it.