Reviewing and Confirming Drafts
Check the extracted fields, fix anything flagged low-confidence, then confirm to create the record.
After you scan a document or record a voice note, Rental Command creates a draft — nothing is saved to your books until you confirm it. The review screen is where you check its work.
What you see
- On the left, a preview of your document (or the transcript for a voice note).
- On the right, the extracted fields — vendor, amounts, dates, line items, lease terms — already filled in.
Confidence flags
The app tells you where it's unsure. Fields it's confident about look normal; ones it's less sure of are labelled Medium confidence or Low confidence. The first low-confidence field is focused for you automatically, so you can fix the shakiest values first.
Edit anything
Every field is editable. Correct a misread amount, change a category, fix a date — just type over it. For an expense you also choose Already paid (receipt) or Unpaid bill, and you can attach it to a property.
Confirm or reject
- Confirm creates the real record — an expense, payment, work order, or lease — and shows you a link to view or edit it. A lease takes you straight to the new lease.
- Reject discards the draft (optionally with a reason) and clears it from your list.
A few guardrails: an expense needs an amount greater than $0, a payment needs a lease, a work order needs a property, and a lease needs a property and unit — the Confirm button stays disabled until those are set, and tells you what's missing.
After confirming
A confirmed draft is read-only — it points you to the record it created. Make any further edits on that record (your payment, expense, work order, or lease), which stays the source of truth.
If a scan fails
If the app couldn't read the document, the draft is marked Failed. Enter the values manually, or reject it and try a clearer photo or PDF.