Invite the right person.
Request a check for the tenant and share the check link. Someone without the app can use the identity provider’s browser journey.
Tenant identity checks for private landlords
Request a tenant identity check and follow its progress alongside the rental details. Keep the result and anything that needs a closer look in one place.
On iPhone now · Android coming soon · Free for invited tenants
TENANT IDENTITY CHECK
Prepare an identity-check invitation for the person joining your rental plan.
WITH THE IDENTITY PROVIDER
Alex follows the provider’s document and face-check journey.
EXAMPLE RESULT
Review the reported name and outcome, including anything that needs a closer look.
Your tenant follows a provider’s document and face-check journey. You can see its reported name, date, result and review-needed status without receiving the raw identity photos.
Request a check for the tenant and share the check link. Someone without the app can use the identity provider’s browser journey.
The person provides their identity document and completes the face check with the provider. Follow the recorded progress in Housetold.
See the result and reported name. Flag a different name, review anything raised, or manage an expired or withdrawn request.
The identity result is one part of getting to know a tenant. Keep their confirmed details beside the rental stages, the agreement version and the paperwork still to prepare.
Open a subject to see the useful details.
Identity checking is separate from credit checks, full referencing and automatic confirmation of a legal right to rent. Check availability when Housetold launches.
Yes. You can share the identity provider’s browser check link. That link does not provide a general tenant portal or access to the home.
Raw identity photos are kept out of the landlord’s view. Housetold shows the reported name, check date and result information.
Yes. Owners can also verify their own identity. Check availability when Housetold launches.
On iPhone now. Look around the sample home first, then add your own. Tenants use it free.