Last updated: 2026-06-26
Inviting your property manager
If someone else handles your day-to-day lettings — tenant emails, maintenance coordination, rent collection — you can give them access to your portfolio so they can work inside Anchorlet alongside you.
To invite a property manager
- Go to Settings → Team.
- Click Invite team member.
- Enter their email address.
- Choose their role — usually Property Manager.
- Submit the invitation.
Anchorlet generates an invitation link and shows it to you with a Copy button. Send that link to your property manager yourself — by email, message, however you normally reach them. (Automatic email delivery isn't switched on yet, so for now you share the link.) The link stays valid for 14 days; after that, create a fresh one.
What your property manager sees
When they open the link, they land on a short "You're invited" page naming you and how many properties the portfolio covers. From there:
- If they're new to Anchorlet, they create an account, then accept.
- If they already have an account, they sign in and accept.
Accepting gives them access to that portfolio straight away. They can step away at any time — you keep ownership.
What they can do
A property manager invited to your portfolio can:
- View all properties, tenants, and issues
- Reply to tenant emails from the Anchorlet Mail tab
- Create and update issues
- Upload documents
- Use Elliot to ask questions about your portfolio
They cannot:
- Delete your portfolio
- Change your billing or plan
- Invite other team members (only you can, as the owner)
- Access any of your other portfolios
What they'll see
Your property manager will only ever see the portfolio you invited them to. If they also manage properties for other landlords, those portfolios stay private. Each portfolio is a separate, isolated workspace.
Changing or revoking access
At any time you can go to Settings → Team and either:
- Change their role (e.g. demote to read-only)
- Remove them entirely — their access ends immediately
You can also cancel an invitation before it's accepted — find the pending invite under Settings → Team and revoke it.
If your property manager also manages other clients
If the person you're inviting also runs their own book of landlord clients and wants to use Anchorlet for them too, they can do that. When they accept your invite, they'll be asked if they also want to run their own portfolios. If they say yes, they get access to your portfolio as your PM and the ability to create their own workspaces for their other clients. These are kept completely separate.