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The plan and its colours

Letnook starts with a map, not a list. Every space has a cell on the plan, and its colour tells you what needs attention this period.

3 min read Updated 2026-09-24
The Spaces tab on the plan: key figures, zone chips and every space in its status colour.
The Spaces tab on the plan: key figures, zone chips and every space in its status colour.

What the statuses mean

StatusWhat it means
PaidA payment is recorded for this period.
DueThe bill is complete and unpaid, and the due day has not arrived.
OverdueThe bill is unpaid and the due day has come. Settings decides the day.
VacantNo tenant. The cell has a dashed outline.
Not billed yetA tenant is in, but a meter reading or turnover is still missing, so there is no total.

Each status also has its own symbol in the cell, so the plan reads without colour. The legend under the plan repeats the five words.

The top of the tab

Under the site name, Letnook shows how many spaces you have and how many are let. Three key figures follow: Collected this period, and what is still owed by Due and by Overdue spaces. The magnifying glass opens Search; the gear opens Settings.

Map or List

The Map and List switch changes the view, not the data. The list shows each space as a row: its code, the tenant (or Vacant), the kind, this period's total and a status badge. When a site has more than one zone, chips such as A · 20 filter both views to one zone.

Switching the Spaces tab from Map to List and back.
The same spaces as grouped list rows with status badges.
The same spaces as grouped list rows with status badges.

Find a space

Tap the magnifying glass on Spaces or Collect and type a space code, a tenant's name, a contact or a licence plate. Tapping a result opens that space.

Use the plan for the round

Open the plan before walking the site. Start with overdue and due cells, tap a cell to see what it owes or what it is waiting for, and come back as payments turn cells to Paid.

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