Start with your role
Landlords & Freeholders
Add your building, set your terms, and take your first request through to a signed agreement.
Managing Agents
Set preferences across a portfolio, and the tools that exist because you hold many buildings.
Operators
Find buildings, submit requests, upload RAMS, and sign. Free for operators.
The agreement lifecycle
A wayleave does not end at signature. These pages follow one from a proposal through to the equipment coming out.Terms negotiation
How proposed terms are contested, answered and written into the agreement.
After signature
Expiry warnings, the conclusion decision, renewal and successor agreements.
Reinstatement
Scope, works, verification and the completion certificate.
Reference by role
Portfolio tools
For managing agents: preferences that cascade, the portfolio view, tenancy schedules and generated documents.
Requirements & limits
For operators: the insurance gate, your own agreement template, and the rate limits.
Concepts
What is a wayleave?
The legal basis, typical terms, and who the Grantor is.
Wayleave vs lease
When each instrument is the right one.
Code operators
What Code status means and how it changes an agreement.
RAMS explained
The 14 safety categories, how the review scores a document, and how to read the result.
Processing fees
The three moments a fee attaches, how the fee is set, and when it is collected.
New to wayleaves?
What is Wayline?
What the platform does, who it is for, and how it compares with the traditional process.
How wayleaves work
A plain-English guide to the wayleave process and why buildings need one.