Reminders, late notices, and renewal alerts on a schedule

Rent reminders, lease renewals, late notices, and maintenance follow-ups run on the schedule you set.

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Rentra automations settings: late-payment emails at days 6, 8 and 12 past due, late fees off, and the New York late-fee cap.

What it does

Rent reminder automation

Configure how many days before due date. Choose friendly or formal tone. Reminders go out by email automatically.

Late payment escalation

Friendly notice about 6 days past due, formal notice about day 8, final warning about day 12, with the default 5-day grace period. Late fees are optional.

Lease expiration alerts

60 days out, you get notified. Send a renewal offer for e-signature in a few clicks.

The four steps

  1. 1

    Configure your automations

    Choose which automations to turn on, when they run, and whether notices use a friendly or formal template.

  2. 2

    Rules run automatically

    Rentra checks daily, sends reminders, applies any late fees you turned on, and flags issues.

  3. 3

    Weekly summary

    A weekly email summarizes what your automations did that week.

  4. 4

    Override when needed

    Turn an automation off whenever you need to handle something yourself.

All included in the per-unit price

Rent reminders

Sent by email on the schedule you set, using a friendly or formal template.

Optional late fees

Off by default. Turn them on per notice step and they apply after the grace period.

Lease expiration alerts

Get notified 60 days before a lease ends, then send a renewal offer for e-signature.

Maintenance triage

AI categorizes and prioritizes requests. High-priority ones notify you right away.

Vendor assignment

The vendor you picked for that type of repair gets a text.

Weekly summaries

A weekly email summarizing what your automations did.

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