Duevia for property managers

Keep property compliance dates under control

Property teams can end up tracking building insurance, certificates, inspections, contractor documents and review dates across spreadsheets, inboxes and calendars. Duevia gives those records one place, whether there is a document to upload or simply a date that needs watching.

10 active items free · 1 user · email reminders · no card required

Track the dates that are easiest to lose

  • Building and liability insurance renewals
  • Electrical safety certificates and inspection due dates
  • Fire-safety inspection or review dates
  • Lift, plant or equipment inspection and service dates
  • Contractor insurance and supplier certificates
  • Lease, property and service-agreement renewal dates
  • Water-hygiene / Legionella review dates where relevant
  • Other property-specific obligations and review dates

The exact records you need to track depend on your properties, contracts and legal responsibilities.

Why the spreadsheet becomes fragile

Dates live in different places

An insurance renewal sits in one inbox, an inspection date in a calendar invite, a certificate in a shared folder. Nothing gives you the single upcoming view you actually need, so the earliest warning you get is often the one that arrives late.

One person becomes the memory

In many small property teams, one administrator or manager quietly holds the knowledge of what is coming up. When they are on leave, move role or simply have a busy month, that knowledge is not written down anywhere the rest of the team can act on.

Some dates have no document

An inspection, review or contractor check may need attention even though no new file is issued afterwards. A folder of documents cannot represent that date, so it never enters the tracking system at all.

How Duevia helps

  1. 1

    Add the record

    Upload the relevant document — an insurance schedule, safety certificate or service agreement — or create a standalone due-date item when there is no file at all, such as an inspection or review date.

  2. 2

    Confirm the date

    Check the due or expiry date and the relevant details before saving. For uploaded documents, Duevia can suggest the title, issuer, reference number, issue date and expiry date for you to confirm. Document extraction applies only to uploaded files, not to standalone due-date items.

  3. 3

    Get the reminder

    Email and in-app reminders surface the item ahead of the confirmed date, so a renewal is visible while there is still time to act. Assigned owners and categories are available on the plans that include them.

Which plan fits

Start with 10 active items free. Solo adds custom reminder schedules and version history; Small Business adds categories, assigned owners and CSV export; Business adds advanced reporting.

Common questions

Duevia helps organise business records and reminders. It does not determine your legal obligations, verify certificates, guarantee compliance or replace professional advice.

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