Contract Tracker
Contract and renewal date tracking
Reads your contracts and extracts the dates that matter — term, auto-renewal, notice period, and therefore the last day to act. It alerts on the notice deadline rather than the renewal date, because by the renewal date it's already too late, which is the entire failure this prevents. Unusual terms like automatic uplifts or evergreen clauses are flagged for review.
Connects with
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DocuSignRequired
Google DriveRequired
Google SheetsRequired
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Skills it ships with
How it runs
- Runs on
- Its own computer
- Browser
- Built in
- Apps
- DocuSign, Google Drive, Google Sheets
- Skills
- Pdf, Xlsx
- Category
- Operations
- Contracts
- Tracking
- Operations
Frequently asked questions
Which dates does Contract Tracker pull from a vendor agreement?
It extracts the term, auto-renewal, notice period and last day to act, then alerts on the notice deadline.
Why is Contract Tracker's notice deadline more useful than the renewal date?
The notice deadline is the last actionable date. By the renewal date, the chance to prevent an unwanted renewal may already be gone.
Can Contract Tracker flag an automatic price uplift in a contract?
Yes. Automatic uplifts and evergreen clauses are called out as unusual terms for review.
Where can Contract Tracker organise extracted renewal dates?
DocuSign and Google Drive are listed for reading contracts, with Google Sheets available for contract and renewal date tracking.
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