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Change of circumstances

Capture changed household information, collect supporting evidence and review the effect on eligibility, rent or tenancy arrangements. Keep the updated record and the reason for the outcome together.

Shared platform illustration · a submission routed through review with a retained history

Approval routing and review illustration

Shared platform illustration · a submission routed through review with a retained history

Changes a tenant may need to report

Employment and income
New employment, job loss, different working hours, or an increase or decrease in household income from any source.
Household composition
New household members, dependants leaving or other changes in occupancy.
Residency status
Changes in residency or right-to-rent status where applicable to the tenancy.
Benefits and other circumstances
Changes in social welfare payments, HAP or other housing supports, and any material change affecting eligibility or tenancy arrangements.

From a reported change to an updated record

Configure the review process around your organisation’s requirements. Route submissions to the relevant housing team and retain the evidence supporting each change.

  1. Tenant submits the change

    Updated household information and supporting documentation are submitted online.

  2. Housing team reviews the evidence

    The team is notified and the submission enters the review queue. Review documents against the tenant record and request clarification or replacement evidence when needed.

  3. Impact is assessed

    Consider the effect on eligibility, rent calculations or tenancy arrangements through the configured workflow.

  4. Outcome is recorded and communicated

    Record the decision and rationale alongside the tenant’s history. Notify the tenant of the outcome and any changes to their rent or tenancy.

Supporting evidence stays with the change

Store documents with the relevant submission and retain the record of review and replacement requests. The change history connects what was reported, what was checked and what was decided.

Consistent processes and documented decisions support the housing provider’s compliance responsibilities throughout the tenancy lifecycle.

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Document checks before submission

Real Keyholder screen · deliberately unsuitable demonstration files and the available replacement actions

Choose what works for you. Change your mind at any time.