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Tenant Document Storage for PGs

Document management stores KYC papers, agreements and police verification forms against each tenant. Any document can be found by searching the tenant’s name.

Documents filed against the tenant

A document belongs to a tenant record, not to a shelf. It is uploaded once, from a phone camera at the desk.

ID and address proof

The papers given at joining are stored as legible scans on the record, and they stay legible for as long as the tenant stays.

Police verification form

The form is held with the tenant’s record and its status is marked. Pending items show on a list.

Signed agreement

The signed copy is stored beside the terms it carries, on the same tenant record.

Room photographs

The check-in condition note and any move-out photographs are kept with the same record.

When an official request arrives

If a request comes about a former tenant, search her name, open her papers and print what is needed. The copy is found in a minute or so, and nothing is sorted by hand. No shelf to search.

Scans are copies

Originals stay with you, wherever your practice is to keep them, and a scan on screen is not proof by itself. The module helps you find copies quickly and lists which tenants have not provided a document.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can the warden upload from his phone?

Yes. A photograph taken at the desk on joining day is enough.

Who can open a tenant’s documents?

Only the logins you allow. Many owners restrict documents to themselves and the manager.

What happens to the papers of a tenant who left?

They stay with her record. How long you keep them is your own decision.

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