One tap pulls every served notice, rent-ledger entry, condition photo and chat into a single, state-formatted PDF you upload with your application.
When a matter goes to NCAT, VCAT, QCAT or any Australian tribunal, LORDLY assembles the paper trail you already created — every served notice, your rent-ledger entries, condition photos and the communication log for that property — into one print-ready evidence bundle formatted for your state’s tribunal. It builds the submission; you review it and file on the tribunal’s own portal. Included from Standard.
You have already served the notices, logged the rent and photographed the property — the work at a hearing is pulling it together. LORDLY does that in one pass: every served notice from all three of its notice sources, your last 60 rent-ledger entries, up to 40 timestamped condition photos and the communication log for that tenancy. Nothing you served goes missing, and nothing from another property creeps in.
The tribunal that hears the case sits in the property’s state, so the bundle is built for it. LORDLY reads the state on the property and formats for NCAT, VCAT, QCAT, SACAT, ACAT, NTCAT or the WA Magistrates Court — right down to a ’how to file’ panel inside the PDF that links the correct tribunal, its current application fee and the typical first-listing time. Summary cards up top total your notices, rent records, photos and outstanding rent at a glance.
LORDLY gathers the evidence you already created — it does not give legal advice and it does not lodge the application. Each tribunal runs its own e-filing portal, so you review the bundle, then upload and file it yourself. The PDF carries a plain disclaimer to verify every entry against your own records, and for a hearing of consequence, to consider engaging a tenancy lawyer.