Compliance tracking
Every certificate, every deadline, one screen
Track gas safety (CP12), EPC, EICR, deposit protection, HMO licensing, and Right to Rent against every property. Expiry warnings before they become fines.
Last updated:
Gas safety certificate
Renewed 12 Apr 2026
EPC rating
Valid until Sept 2030
Electrical (EICR)
Due in 38 days
Deposit protection
Lodged with DPS
HMO licence
Renewal in 6 months
The problem
Compliance lives in too many places
For most self-managing UK landlords, compliance is split across a calendar app (maybe), an email inbox (definitely), a stack of PDFs in a Documents folder named “Property Stuff” (definitely), and your own memory (the dangerous one). When a certificate expires, you often find out the same week the tenant flags it.
The cost of missing a date isn’t hypothetical. Civil penalties for missed Gas Safety Records sit in the thousands. Letting an EICR lapse is grounds for a Section 21 to be invalidated. HMO licensing is its own regulatory minefield, with rules that change by council.
LandlordFlow exists because a self-managing landlord with 3–10 properties shouldn’t need a separate piece of software for each date.
What we track
Six compliance areas, every UK landlord
Gas Safety Record (CP12)
AnnualRenewable every 12 months, issued by a Gas Safe-registered engineer
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
10 yearsMinimum E rating to let; lower thresholds expected in coming MEES updates
Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)
5 yearsMandatory for all residential lets in England
Deposit protection (DPS, MyDeposits, TDS)
Per tenancyMust be lodged within 30 days; prescribed info served to tenant
HMO licence
5 years (varies by council)Mandatory HMO licence for 5+ unrelated occupants; selective licences vary
Right to Rent check
Per tenancyBound to the tenancy, not the property
The detailed legal requirements for each are on GOV.UK and the NRLA. LandlordFlow tracks the dates and certificates; the inspections, renewals, and tenant communications remain your responsibility.
How it helps
Three things that change when compliance lives in one place
Per-property compliance status at a glance
One screen, every property, every certificate. Green / amber / red status with the renewal date attached, so you know what’s in date without opening a single PDF.
Expiry warnings before they become fines
Configurable warnings at 90, 30, and 7 days before each date. Surfaces in the dashboard and (when notifications are live) by email or SMS.
Certificates linked to the property they cover
Upload the CP12, EPC, or EICR once. It’s stored against the property and tenancy, searchable, and exportable when your accountant asks.
Common questions
Questions, answered
Which compliance dates does LandlordFlow track?+
How early do expiry warnings appear?+
Does this replace the actual certificate?+
What about Right to Rent checks?+
Related reads
Worth reading next
Landlord compliance dates UK — the calendar
When each certificate renews, with current UK rules
How often do landlords need an EPC?
10-year validity + the MEES move to C-rating
How often does an EICR need renewing?
The 5-year electrical cycle and the 28-day remedy rule
MTD-Ready Records Checklist
10-minute check of where your records stand
See compliance the way it should look
25-minute demo, fit-checked to your portfolio. Bring your worst compliance pain — we’ll show you what changes.
