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Handle a counter-proposal

Bring in tenant-side changes and decide what to accept, reject, or negotiate.

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Revise
Format
Interactive demo
Read time
1 min
Fig. 01Handle a counter-proposal

When the tenant sends back a marked-up Word document, you don't have to retype their edits or flip between files. Import their markup into the current draft and decide what stays and what goes — line by line, inside LeasePilot.

01Bring their markup in

Open the ⋯ (more) menu and choose Import Changes. The dialog shows:

  • Original Document — the current version of the deal you're on. Fixed.
  • Revised Document — upload the tenant's marked-up Word file using Browse.

Click Import. Their changes show up in the editor as pending requests — insertions highlighted in green, deletions in pink — each one sitting where it belongs in the document.

02Review each change

Every pending request has three actions:

  • Accept All — take the tenant's change into the draft.
  • Reject All — discard the change and keep your language.
  • Preview Entire Request — expand the full before/after so you can see the change in context before deciding.

Work through the pending requests one by one. Accepted changes merge into the draft; rejected ones disappear. Anything left pending stays visible until you make a call.

03When you're done

Once every request is handled, the draft is back to a clean state with the accepted edits baked in. From there:

  • Run Compare against the previous version to produce a redline to send back.
  • Create a new version (via Create a New Version in the same menu) to lock in this round before turning.
  • Export the final draft via Download when the deal is closed — see Export to Word.

Sign-off

See it on your forms, not a generic demo.

A 30-minute walkthrough, built around your forms, your clauses, and your deal logic.