Contractor guide
Inspections
Under Inspections you'll see the inspections assigned to you, with the property, scheduled date and tenant contact details. The office books and schedules inspections — your job is to carry them out.
Logging in
- Go to notifylandlord.co.uk and click Log in (or open the link the office sent you).
- Enter your Email or username and Password — the office will have given you these.
- Click Log in.
Forgotten your password? Use Forgot password? on the login screen. To sign out, use the Log out button at the bottom of the left-hand menu. You only ever see the jobs assigned to you.
Arranging access with the tenant
Before you visit, arrange a time to get into the property. This works the same across every job.
- Open the job and click Request Access.
- Offer up to three times: Option 1 (required), plus Option 2 and Option 3 if you like.
- Click Preview to see the email (and text) that goes to the tenant. Edit the wording if you want.
- Click Send to tenant. They get a link and pick one of your slots.
- You also get a Tenant link you can Copy and send yourself — handy if you'd rather WhatsApp or call them.
Plans changed? Use Re-request Access to offer new times. Every job also shows the tenant's name and phone/email so you can contact them directly.
Carrying out an inspection
- Open the inspection and, if needed, use Request Access to confirm your visit time (see above).
- Attend the property and click Carry out.
- Work through the rooms. For each room:
- Set the Condition: Good, Fair or Needs attention — tap to set, it saves straight away.
- Add Notes — any issues, damage or comments — and click Save description.
- Use Add photos to attach pictures for that room. Remove a wrong one with the ✕.
- Missing a room? Type its name (e.g. "Kitchen", "Bedroom 1") and click Add room.
When every room is done, click Mark as complete.
What happens next: your inspection moves to Awaiting Approval and comes off your list. The office reviews your rooms, photos and notes and gives the final sign-off — so it's not "done" until they approve it.