A shared handover protocol

Hand over a flat with no deposit
disputes

Tenant and landlord fill in the protocol together - each on their own phone, at the same time - and sign it on the spot. The flat's condition is agreed and documented before there's anything to argue about.

The moment it gets unpleasant

Returning the deposit is where parties fall out most often

A protocol scribbled in pen on a sheet of paper. Photos scattered across a phone's camera roll. And a year later - one word against another. With no shared, signed record both sides lose: the tenant fights for their deposit, the landlord for the flat's condition.

?"Was that scratch on the panel there from the start?"
?"Who was supposed to return two sets of keys?"
!A year on, it's one word against another.
Protocol (paper)
loose photos in the gallery
The solution

One protocol both sides call their own

Write down the flat's condition together and sign it, before there's anything to argue about.

You fill it in together, live

Each side adds their own notes from their own phone and sees exactly what the other does. Nobody signs the other party's findings blind.

Photos right next to the point

Each room's photo lands where its description is - with a date. The evidence is in one place, not lost in the camera roll.

A handwritten signature, on screen

Once you both accept the content, you sign with your finger on the phone screen. Each side gets the same finished protocol.

Fewer deposit disputes

With the flat's condition agreed up front, there's no room for guesswork at return - or for frayed nerves.

Proof that it works

Two phones, one protocol - written together

No more passing a single phone back and forth. Both parties are in the same protocol at once - each on their own device, both seeing the same details live.

LandlordMN
Synced
TenantAK
Synced
Join code
STA-N26
How it works

Four steps to a signed protocol

Start a protocol and invite the other party

You create a protocol and send an invite. The other person downloads the Stancja app and joins the same document.

Walk the flat together, room by room

You add descriptions, meter readings and photos. You both see every change live.

Review and sign

When everything checks out, you both confirm the content and sign on screen.

Download the PDF

You download the finished protocol as a PDF - both of you hold an identical document, ready for the day of return.

For rental-management companies

The same standard for one flat and your whole portfolio

Looking after dozens or hundreds of flats? Stancja works the same at any scale - every handover runs by the same rules, agreed and signed by both parties, no matter who on the team carries it out.

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One standard for the team

The same protocol template for every flat - no matter who runs the handover.

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Full status visibility

Which protocols are signed and which are waiting - all in one team view.

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Agreed and signed

Every handover confirmed by both parties - no exceptions, no paperwork.

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Team protocols
May 2026 · 15 flats
24 Wspólna /12Signed
108 Marszałkowska /37Waiting
88 Niepodległości /4In progress
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is this kind of protocol valid?
A handover protocol is a standard attachment to a tenancy agreement. In Stancja both parties confirm its content and sign on screen, and you download the finished document as a PDF - with descriptions, photos and both signatures. It's best attached to the tenancy agreement.
What about my data and photos?
We store protocols and photos in the cloud with an external infrastructure provider (AWS-class) - they don't end up scattered across private phones, where they're easiest to lose.
The other party doesn't have the app - now what?
Send them an invite to the protocol. The other person downloads the Stancja app and joins the same document.

Make your next handover a calm one

Write a protocol in Stancja that matters to both sides - agreed, documented and signed in minutes.