Before you start
- Compliance records with expiry or due dates entered.
- Events & Reminders in the Operations menu.
Show compliance dates in the diary
Open Events & Reminders
The diary draws dates from your portfolio registers alongside reminders you have added yourself.
Choose a view
Select Overdue, Upcoming, This month or All dates at the top of the page.
Select the Compliance event type
Under Event type, choose Compliance to hide maintenance, inspection, tenancy, finance and custom entries.
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Events & Reminders filtered to Compliance Click to enlarge Narrow by property or search
Use All properties and All units to focus on one building, or Search the diary for a category such as EICR.
Act on a date
Read the entry
Each entry shows the date, the record name, the property, a status such as Due soon and its source, for example From register.
Select Open in Compliance
This takes you to the record so you can check details, update dates or attach evidence.
Add your own reminder if needed
Select Add reminder for a personal follow-up, such as chasing a contractor a week before a visit.
Frequently asked questions
Do compliance dates appear automatically in the diary?
Dates recorded on compliance records are drawn into the diary and marked as coming from the register.
Can I sync these dates to my own calendar?
This guide covers dates shown in Fructus, not synchronisation with external calendars. Automatic email reminders do not imply that dates are synced to your own calendar.
Will I receive an email when a date is due?
Fructus supports automatic email reminders for supported compliance requirements once enabled. Go to Settings → Compliance reminders, enable Send automatic reminders and select Save reminders. Email delivery is not guaranteed, so continue to review the dates and records in Compliance and Events & Reminders.
Does Fructus confirm that my property is legally compliant?
No. Fructus helps you organise compliance records, monitor deadlines and manage supporting evidence. Compliance information reflects the records and dates entered into your workspace and does not constitute an independent legal assessment or certification. Requirements vary depending on the property and circumstances, so seek professional advice where appropriate.