# Moving house: reconcile bookings, emails, and deadlines

Use connected email, documents, and calendar bookings to find moving deadlines, catch conflicting appointments, and prepare the messages that resolve them.

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The difficult part of moving paperwork is often finding the deadline you saw in an email last week. A notice period, a lift booking, and a utility appointment can each live in a different document. Put them on one timeline before packing takes over.

## When the move is confirmed

Tell Beeuni which move you are planning, then point it to the relevant email threads, document folder, and calendar. With those accounts connected and the required tools enabled, the agent can look up the mover’s confirmation, building rules, utility appointments, and key handover. Ask for one timeline with a link to the source of each date.

Check the extracted dates first. A quote’s expiry date is different from a cancellation deadline. A proposed moving date is different from a confirmed booking. Keep those labels in the checklist. Ask the agent to list missing dates as questions instead of inferring a legal notice period.

## When two documents disagree

Your mover’s confirmation may say arrival between 8 and 9 a.m., while the building notice allows deliveries only after 10. Recording both times correctly will not resolve the conflict. Include a check for appointments that overlap or depend on something that has not been confirmed.

Ask Beeuni to draft a reply in the mover’s thread, citing the booking reference and the building’s delivery window. If the email connection cannot create drafts, have it save the message text for you to send. Keep the original arrival time on the checklist until the mover confirms a change.

Key collection can create a similar dependency. If you cannot collect the new keys until noon, a morning delivery needs a separate plan. Have the agent compare the handover email with the delivery booking and the corresponding calendar events. It should flag the conflict before you agree to a new time.

Once the new arrangement is confirmed, ask the agent to update the checklist. If the calendar connection supports edits, it can propose the matching event change for your confirmation. Otherwise, keep the revised time and event link in the checklist so you can make the change yourself.

## Before the final week

- Confirm access: keys, parking, stairs, lift reservations, and building restrictions.
- Record utility appointments and the last date to change or cancel each booking.
- List organizations that need your new address, then mark each update after you complete it.
- Check which documents or identification you need to collect keys.

Requirements vary by location and provider. Ask the agent to find the relevant official pages for postal redirection or local registration, with links and the date checked. Review those pages before relying on a deadline or submitting personal details.

## On moving day

Use a short version of the checklist on your phone: contact numbers, arrival windows, key collection, meter readings, and the property handover. Keep passwords, access codes, and identity documents out of a sheet you plan to share with movers.

## After the keys change hands

After the move, ask Beeuni to check the selected threads and folder for final confirmations and receipts. It can update the checklist and list unresolved items, such as a deposit statement or final utility bill. Keep the original deadline beside any revised date so you can see what changed.

Save the full checklist with document references and a one-page moving-day sheet. Use the full version to check a detail later. Keep the short one available when you need the next phone number or appointment.