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Postcode-aware setup for landlords in Sheffield

Enter a Sheffield postcode and Kept resolves the council and map location. Any licensing guidance shown is a maintained prompt, not an exhaustive or authoritative result. EPC and Companies House lookups are not currently part of the live product; you confirm and file those records yourself.

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Covers the following postcodes
S1S2S3S4S5S6S7S8S9S10S11S12S14S17S20S35S95S96S98S99
Selective licensing (ordinary lets): No current scheme (ended Oct 2023). Treat this as local context when checking your property. Kept stores the licence scheme and expiry you confirm; check the council's current requirements before relying on it. Read the Sheffield licensing guide →

When you add a property, Kept resolves its council and map location from the postcode. It then builds the core obligation checklist from the property and tenancy details you confirm; certificate dates and licence details remain yours to enter or file.

How it works, step by step

Step1 / 3

Council, resolved

The postcode is matched to the correct local authority so the property record carries the right council context.

Step2 / 3

Map location, added

Kept geocodes the postcode so the property appears correctly in your portfolio map.

Step3 / 3

Checklist, generated

Gas, HMO and tenancy answers determine which core obligations appear, with missing dates clearly flagged for completion.

Straight answers.

Does Kept fetch my EPC automatically?

Not currently. Upload or email the EPC and confirm its dates when filing it.

Does Kept import Companies House deadlines?

Not currently. Company-number import and company filing deadlines are not part of the live product.

Does this cost extra?

No - postcode-aware property setup is available on every plan.

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The right council and checklist from the start.

Local context filled in; important dates left for you to verify.

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