The reason most landlords never move off their spreadsheet isn't price. It's the evening — or three — it would take to key in every tenant, rent figure and lease date by hand. So here you start from the documents you already have.
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PDFs, scans, or photos taken on your phone. We read the page as an image rather than hunting for a text layer, so a photographed paper lease usually works — which is the format most landlords actually have. If a scan is too faint to read, we tell you rather than guessing.
We read the first page of each lease, which is where the parties, rent, deposit and dates almost always sit. Anything that isn't there, you fill in on the next screen.
Everything lands in an editable table. Cells we weren't confident about are highlighted — rent figures and dates are held to a stricter standard than names, because a misread name is obvious at a glance and a rent that's off by a digit isn't. Nothing is written to your tenant records until you press Import.
What it doesn't do
It won't read your clauses, your addenda, or anything past the first page. It won't tell you whether your lease is enforceable. It pulls the handful of facts needed to set up a tenant record and stops there — and it tells you plainly when it couldn't read a document instead of inventing a row.
Upload the CSV or Excel file from whatever you're using now. Our AI matches your column names to ours however they're labelled, and you confirm the mapping before anything imports. Same rule: nothing saves until you say so.
You'll know within about a minute whether it reads your documents properly — which is a much better test than anything I can write on this page.
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