What the platform does · Leases

Leases signed on a phone, standing on RA 8792.

The agreement drafts itself from the record, travels as a link, and comes back signed — with the evidence an argument would need already on the paper.

A recording of the real platform — the same walk the apartments page plays.

The signing page needs no login: the full document, a drawn signature, the typed legal name, and RA 8792 consent with a real explainer — a three-step guide walking the signer.
Twenty-four placeholders fill from the tenant's own record, Annex A appends every identification document automatically — and signed papers keep the exact text they were signed against, forever.
Every PDF carries the edge stamp — signed electronically, RA 8792, the signer, the timestamp, the IP, the SHA-256 — and the completed paper is emailed the moment it exists.

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Who it is for

One kind of business carries this.

The same leases, dressed for each. Every card opens that business’s page, and its demo already has it running.

Apartments~~Blocks and scattered doors on long lets~~See the page · Try the demo

Asked about leases

Three questions, answered from the help centre.

Lease agreements: template, fill, send, sign

How Premises turns your lease into a template, fills it from the client and unit records, sends it to the tenant's portal and collects a valid e-signature. Read the article →

Electronic signatures in the Philippines: what RA 8792 lets you do and how the platform proves a signature

RA 8792 makes e-signatures valid when identity, intent and reliability can be shown. What Premises records for every signature, and when paper is still right. Read the article →

Lease agreement checklist for Philippine landlords (with the clauses people forget)

A twelve-part checklist for a residential lease in the Philippines — parties, premises, term, rent, deposits, utilities, use, repairs, termination — and the. Read the article →

The questions are the help centre’s own article titles nearest this feature, and every answer is that article’s own summary — nothing typed twice.

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