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How do I upload a compliance certificate?

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LetTrack TeamUpdated 13 June 20261 min read
Short answer

Upload a certificate against its property — LetTrack stores it privately, can read key dates from it, and updates the matching compliance requirement once it's approved.

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Uploading a document

You can upload a certificate — such as a Gas Safety record, EICR or EPC — against the property it belongs to. Choose the document type and select your file. LetTrack accepts PDFs, photos (JPEG, PNG, HEIC) and common Office formats, up to 25 MB.

What happens to your file

Your documents are stored privately — they're never publicly accessible. They're only viewable by you and others in your workspace with access to that property, through secure, time-limited links.

Reading the details

When you upload a certificate, LetTrack can automatically read key details from it — such as the expiry date — to save you typing. You can always check and correct anything before it's saved.

Updating compliance

Once a document is uploaded and approved, LetTrack links it to the matching requirement and updates the status automatically — so a fresh gas certificate moves that requirement to compliant, with the right renewal date.

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