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How to export data from Reapit
A practical export path for Reapit, then a supported import into Yorlet. Start with what you can download yourself; Yorlet handles the rest of the migration.
Export from Reapit
4 data types to download
- 1
Properties, applicants and tenancies
Microsoft Excel (.xls) via standard or custom export.
- 2
Compliance certificates
Custom Excel template.
- 3
Works orders and arrears
Excel from grids or Power Reports.
- 4
Client money
Accounts reports, typically Excel or PDF.
How to export your data from Reapit
- 1
Properties, applicants and tenancies
Open the relevant grid, arrange columns so they match the records you need, then right-click the column headings and choose Export to Excel. Use a standard spreadsheet for a first pass, or a custom template when you need extra database fields.
Typical format: Microsoft Excel (.xls) via standard or custom export.
- 2
Compliance certificates
Reapit documents custom export examples for standard certificate expiry details per property. Build or reuse a custom Excel template that includes those merge codes, then export the property grid.
Typical format: Custom Excel template.
- 3
Works orders and arrears
Run the property management organiser and Power Reports for works orders, arrears and rent reviews, then export the resulting grids.
Typical format: Excel from grids or Power Reports.
- 4
Client money
If you use Reapit Client Accounts, export statements, unallocated cash and payee details from the accounts reports. Confirm reconciled balances with your accounts team before go-live on a new platform.
Typical format: Accounts reports, typically Excel or PDF.
Watch-outs before you leave
- A custom export only includes fields that exist as merge codes on the underlying database tables. Confirm landlord, tenant and tenancy identifiers before you leave Reapit.
- Documents stored as letters on a tenancy are not the same as a grid export. Plan a document archive separately.
- If PayProp or Goodlord holds payments or referencing data, export those systems in the same window so records still join on tenancy ID.
Importing into Yorlet
Before you export
- Keep identifiers (tenancy ID, property ID, email) consistent across every export file.
- Export connected systems in the same window so repairs and payments still join to the tenancy.
- Plan Direct Debit re-enrolment if the collector is changing.
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Exporting from Reapit
- How do I export Reapit data to Excel?
- Right-click the column headings on any grid and choose Export to Excel. You can take a standard spreadsheet of the visible grid or build a custom template with extra merge codes.
- Is a grid export enough to leave Reapit?
- It is a start. You still need documents, client-account balances and any data that lives in PayProp, Goodlord or other connected products. Yorlet treats those as part of a supported migration.
Last reviewed 15 September 2026.
Sources: Reapit lettings CRM, Reapit property management, Export grid contents to Excel, Reapit product updates.
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