What you can do with it
Print one per managed tenancy. Fill in the per-tenant rows as you complete service. File the sheet alongside your dated copy of the gov.uk Information Sheet PDF — the version-as-served. That filing pattern is what a First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) would expect to see if service is challenged.
The tracker doesn't do the serving for you — service is the substantive act, not the tracker. What the tracker does is document compliance evidence in the structure tribunals look for: per-tenant (not per-tenancy), with delivery confirmation, with the version-as-served, and with the chain back to landlord instruction where you're acting as agent.
If you'd rather the audit trail capture itself
HouseComply is property compliance software for letting agents in England and Wales. It documents the statutory-notice service evidence per tenancy, per tenant, with the audit trail intact — without printing and filing by hand. 30-day free trial, no card required. Flat monthly pricing by portfolio size — see the pricing section for the full structure.
Start a free trial of HouseComply → or read the RRA 31 May 2026 deadline guide.
Not legal advice. The Service Tracker is an evidence template. The statutory framework around the Renters' Rights Act 2025 Information Sheet is genuine but specific application to your portfolio may vary. For contentious service issues — banning orders, rent repayment proceedings, listed exempt tenancies, multi-jurisdiction holdings — take advice from a qualified UK solicitor. Source documents: gov.uk and MHCLG civil-penalties guidance.