Passing 'Review Documents' to Sign Your Tenancy Agreement
Overview
On the Review Documents step, open each document in the Agreement documents card → scroll to the last page → click I confirm I have read this document, then click Next. The Next button won't take you on until every agreement document shows a green tick.
Review each agreement document
Note: Confirming a document records that you've read and agree to it before you sign — this is the tenancy agreement (and bond) you'll be legally bound by, so read each one in full rather than just scrolling to the bottom.
If the confirm button stays greyed out
If the Next button still won't continue
Frequently asked questions
Why is the "I confirm I have read this document" button greyed out?
Because you haven't reached the last page yet. The footer shows Scroll to the last page to enable until you scroll all the way through; once you reach the end the banner turns green and the button unlocks. A single-page document unlocks as soon as it opens.
I closed a document before confirming and now it's asking again — why?
The viewer resets to page 1 every time you reopen a document, so closing it before you click confirm loses your scroll progress. Reopen the document and scroll to the end again. Once a card shows a green tick it stays confirmed.
Do I have to confirm the Supporting documents too?
No. Only the Agreement documents card needs confirming. The Supporting documents card is for reference and isn't required to be signed as part of the tenancy agreement, so it doesn't affect your progress.
The Next button won't let me continue — what's wrong?
At least one agreement document isn't confirmed yet. Make sure every card in the Agreement documents section has a green tick and the bar reads X of X reviewed. If you click Next too early, Keyhook shows Please review all documents before proceeding.
What happens after I've reviewed every document?
Click Next to reach the Sign & Accept step, where you add your details and signature, tick the terms checkbox and click Accept to accept the tenancy.