Setting up Agency Defaults in Reapit Forms
How administrators set office-wide defaults in Reapit Forms so agency details, fees and clauses pre-fill on every form.
Overview
Agency defaults are office-wide values that pre-fill on every form your team creates — agency details, standard fees, bank details and special conditions. Setting them up once saves re-keying and keeps documents consistent. This article covers:
- Opening office settings
- Agency details and branding
- Default fees and charges
- Standard special conditions
Administrator access is required for all steps in this article.
Opening office settings
- Sign in to Reapit Forms as an administrator.
- Select your initials in the top-right corner, then Office Settings.
- If you manage multiple offices, choose the office from the selector at the top — defaults are set per office.
Agency details and branding
- In the Agency Details section, confirm the trading name, licensee name, corporation licence number, ABN and registered address.
- Upload your agency logo (PNG or JPG, at least 600px wide). The logo appears in the header of generated documents.
- Select Save.
Note: These details appear on legally binding documents. Check them against your licence records — an incorrect licensee name here is reproduced on every agreement the office sends.
Default fees and charges
- Open the Default Fees section.
- Enter your standard values, for example management fee percentage, letting fee, lease renewal fee and advertising contribution.
- Select Save. The values pre-fill on new agreements but remain editable per form, so negotiated rates can still be entered.
Standard special conditions
- Open the Special Conditions section and select + Add condition.
- Give the condition a name (for example, "Pool maintenance") and enter the clause text.
- Mark the condition Default to include it on every new agreement automatically, or leave it optional so agents can insert it from a picker.
- Select Save.
Tip: Review agency defaults at the start of each financial year, and whenever fees or legislation change. Changes apply to new forms only — existing drafts keep the values they were created with.