Review occupiers during onboarding
Check proposed occupiers against the application and renter profile.
Before you start
Use tenant Edit and an accessible property/application. The workflow checks current state, parties, compliance, signatures and payment gates separately.
Follow these steps
- Open the saved onboarding draft from Onboarding workspace.
- Check proposed occupiers against the application and renter profile.
- The current onboarding screens show party/context information but do not provide a separate general-purpose occupier editor. Maintain occupant/person details in the supported Renter Profile and confirm the agreement reflects the intended household.
- The intended workflow step is saved with its linked agreement, evidence and financial state.
Fields, rules and limits
- The current onboarding screens show party/context information but do not provide a separate general-purpose occupier editor. Maintain occupant/person details in the supported Renter Profile and confirm the agreement reflects the intended household.
Check it worked
The intended workflow step is saved with its linked agreement, evidence and financial state.
If something does not look right
If the expected result is missing, check the saved record, the current workspace and the action’s permissions. Record the exact validation message; do not repeat a state-changing action until you know whether the first attempt saved.
Questions and answers
Why is the next workflow action unavailable?
The workflow evaluates its saved state, party links, compliance requirements, agreement confirmation, signatures and payment gate. Resolve the displayed blocker instead of manually changing the status.
Should the parties sign again after a delivery error?
Check the saved execution evidence first. If signatures are retained and PDF/email delivery is pending, use the retry-delivery action for the unfinished delivery work.