Bellhurst Trading Estate is a working UnitLet account with four quarters of history already in it. Sign in as the operator and press anything you like — it is not a guided tour and nothing is faked.
Resets itself · nobody's real data · nothing you can break
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You are signed in as the estate owner, so every screen is unlocked — including the ones that send things. Emails and texts to demo occupiers are blocked at the door on purpose, so you can press Send reminder and see exactly what would go out without anything leaving the building.
The estate was built deliberately awkward, because a tidy demo proves nothing. These are all sitting in there waiting for you.
Eight workshops, six railway arches, twenty containers, twelve storage rooms and three yard strips — 49 units on one login. Most software makes you pick one of those.
Eleven leases on the English quarter days and twenty-six monthly licences, billed on their own cycles, in the same rent roll — £529,890 a year between them, on the dashboard the moment you log in.
Unit 4 is EPC F, so it cannot legally be let and the estate map says so. The container with a stray G rating is not barred — a container is not a building, and MEES does not apply to it.
Unit 3's lease ended and the occupier is still in, holding over under the 1954 Act. The system knows the difference between that and a simple overrun.
Unit 6's break came and went unexercised. It is on the dashboard, because the cost of missing one is a year of rent nobody budgeted for.
Three accounts in arrears — one of them 147 days and £9,071.25 deep. Open the arrears list and read the exact wording of the chase before you decide to send it.
Delete an occupier, raise a rent, mark a unit out of service, send a broadcast. It is meant to be prodded.
Settings → Demo estate → Reset the demo puts it back exactly as you found it, in a couple of seconds. So does the next visitor's, which is why nothing you do here is permanent.
If your site has something Bellhurst does not, say so — hello@unitlet.co.uk and a human replies. That is how most of what is in there got built.
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