In plain English
This is about keeping the information on record accurate. If a stored detail is wrong or no longer matches your current situation, you change it so the record stays up to date.
In context
Here, it tells the tenant to check and change the personal information stored about them so it is correct and current.
- Situation
- Signing leases, communicating with property managers, and tracking tenancy administration
- What it communicates
- instructs the tenant to review and change personal information in the portal
Meaning limits
The term itself does not say which information may be changed or when a change will be reflected in the record.
Examples
“After moving to a new flat, he updated his details with the clinic.”
“Tenants should update their details when the phone number or email on file is no longer current.”