Editing your Listings

Editing your Listings

Once your rental property is live on Emoov, you can update it at any time from your Dashboard. This guide shows you how to edit your listing details, change your rent, update photos, add extras, and submit your changes for review so your advert always stays accurate and up to date.

How do you access your Emoov dashboard?

Log in to your Emoov account and head to your Dashboard.

Under “I am the Landlord”, you’ll see a list of the properties you’re letting.

Find the property you want to update and click ‘Manage’. From there, you’ll see an ‘Edit Listing’ button - this takes you straight to the page where you can make your updates.

How do you edit your listing details?

Once you click ‘Edit Listing’, you’ll be taken to your property details page.

Here, you can update:

  • Address or location details
  • Rent and deposit amounts
  • Listing status (e.g. To Let or In Progress)
  • Tenant preferences (e.g. families, pets, smokers)
  • Photos, key features, and property description

Once you've made your edits, click ‘Save and Continue’.

What add-ons and extras can you include?

You’ll move through to the Add-ons page. You don’t have to select any add-ons to continue - simply follow the steps through to the end to submit your changes.

If you do want to include any extras, such as tenant references, a tenancy agreement, or certificates, you can add them here before clicking ‘Save and Continue’.

How can you preview your updated listing?

Next, you’ll arrive at the preview page. This is where you can check all your property details before submitting your updates.

Take a moment to review your description, rent amount, and any other changes you’ve made.

If something doesn’t look right, click ‘Details’ in the progress bar to go back and make further edits.

When you’re happy with everything, click ‘Continue’ to move to the final step.

How do you submit your changes for approval?

The final step is the checkout page. Here, you’ll see a summary of your package and any add-ons you’ve selected.

If you haven’t added any extras, your total will show as £0, and you can proceed without making a payment.

Before submitting, make sure to tick both boxes - confirming you’d like your property to go live once approved and that you agree to the lettings service agreement.

Click ‘Submit’ to finalise your updates. Your changes will then be reviewed by the Emoov team and published once approved.


In Summary:

  • Log in to your Emoov Dashboard and choose the property you want to edit.
  • Update your key details, such as rent, deposit, photos, and description.
  • Review any add-ons or extras you’d like to include with your listing.
  • Preview your changes to make sure everything looks correct.
  • Submit your updates for Emoov to review and approve before they go live.

Ready to make changesLog in to your Emoov account to start editing your property listing today.


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