THE SLA GAP: Right to Work compliance in property inspections

Is your next booking actually documented?

From 1 October 2026, changes to the UK's Right to Work framework raise the stakes on something that's been a quiet risk in property inspections for years: bookings with no written terms, no verified insurance, and no record of who attended or what was agreed.

This white paper sets out nine real-world scenarios showing exactly where that gap creates financial and reputational risk, for property managers and inventory clerk providers alike, backed by case law, regulatory precedent and industry data.

Inside, you'll find where deposit claims get lost on a thin report, what happens when an uninsured substitute causes a loss, the data protection exposure in an undocumented processing chain, and what's actually changed under Right to Work reform.

No scaremongering. Just the evidence, and what a documented alternative actually looks like.