Sample: Renewals you decide, not default into
Sample post. How notice deadlines get missed, and the three reminders that stop a contract from rolling over by default.
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Most auto-renewals are not decisions. They are missed dates. The notice deadline sits inside the contract, usually ninety days before the renewal, and nobody has it on a calendar. Vensight reads it out of the document and reminds you at 90, 60, and 30 days. See the Product page for the full contracts row.
What the reminder contains
- The vendor, the contract, and the clause the deadline came from
- Annual value and term, so the decision has a number next to it
- Two buttons: renew, or draft the non-renewal notice
For developers
The same data is available over the API. A sample request:
curl https://api.vensight.ai/v1/contracts?renewsWithinDays=90 \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN'Sample code block above. Real endpoint names are in the developer docs.
Frequently asked questions
- Can the reminder schedule change?
- Yes, the 90, 60, and 30 day defaults are per institution.