What is Document Management in Landager?
Overview of how documents, receipts, and files are attached and stored contextually in Landager.
Property management involves a mountain of paperwork. In Landager, there is no centralized document hub. Instead, documents are attached directly to the records they belong to, keeping your files organized contextually.
Where Documents Are Stored
Because there is no standalone documents page, you can upload files in the following places:
- Leases: Attach lease documents and photos directly to the lease record.
- Expenses: Attach one receipt file (PDF, Word, JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC, up to 30 MB) to each expense.
- Maintenance: Upload photos and videos (up to 30 MB) and invoices (up to 10 MB) when completing a maintenance request.
- Tenant Screening: Applicants securely upload their ID and income documents during the screening process.
Signatures and Status Tracking
Landager does not currently offer e-signature functionality, document status tracking (such as Draft or Sent), or a way to track signers.
Tracking Signers
Documents that require signatures must be signed outside of Landager and then uploaded as attachments to the relevant lease or expense.
File Security
All uploaded files and documents in Landager are private. They are securely stored and accessed through short-lived signed links to ensure your sensitive property and tenant information remains protected.
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Related Reading
How to Upload Receipts and Invoices
Digitize your receipts by uploading photos, PDFs, and documents directly to expense records. Supports up to 30 MB per file.
Uploading Lease Documents (PDFs)
How to digitize your filing cabinet by securely uploading signed lease agreements, addendums, and compliance PDFs directly to the lease record.
