Lease tracking

Know what is expiring before it becomes urgent.

Keep residential lease dates, documents and signing progress connected to the right property and tenant.

A practical lease expiry tracker for self-managing landlords.

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Expiry dates Signing progress Lease documents

Lease dates without calendar archaeology

One place to see every lease and its next milestone.

A lease row in a spreadsheet can store a date. Girilang keeps the date beside the agreement, tenant and property context you need to act on it.

01

See upcoming expiries

Scan active leases and their end dates across the portfolio.

02

Track signing

See who has signed and which agreement still needs attention.

03

Keep the final record

Store the completed agreement with the tenancy instead of hunting through email.

The clearer way

From a date in a cell to a lease you can act on.

Expiry
A date buried in a sheet
Visible with the lease status
Agreement
Stored in another folder
Attached to the tenancy
Signing
Follow up from memory
Clear signer progress

Questions

Common questions about Girilang

Yes. Lease start and end dates stay visible with the property and tenancy record.

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Bring your first property into one clear view.

Add the property, connect its lease and inspection records, and see what needs attention next.