Buyer profile
COO or Head of Administration at a mid-size company managing an active portfolio of contracts with suppliers, clients, or landlords, where expiry tracking, renewals, and contract terms are handled manually — or not systematically handled at all.
The problem
Contracts live in email folders, shared drives, or physical files. No one has centralized visibility into what expires when, which terms apply, or which contracts auto-renew under unfavorable conditions. The team typically learns about an expiry when it is already too late — or when the supplier sends a notification first.
What the agent does
An agent processes your existing contract repository (PDFs, Word documents), extracts key dates (expiry, auto-renewal, notice periods), principal terms, and counterparties, and builds a structured registry. From that registry, it generates configurable advance alerts (for example, 90, 60, and 30 days before expiry) and an active-contract dashboard showing current status and next required actions. The agent can also answer queries about specific contract terms without requiring anyone to open the original document.
Expected value
The agent can eliminate unwanted auto-renewals and reduce the time spent searching for contractual information by a significant margin. The primary value is advance visibility: the leadership team knows what expires in the next 90 days and has sufficient time to renegotiate or cancel.
Pilot scope
An initial batch of 30–50 active contracts. The agent extracts, structures, and generates the registry. Metrics measured: accuracy of key-date extraction, processing time versus equivalent manual effort, and team assessment of the registry's practical utility.
If your company manages more than 20 active contracts and expiry tracking depends on your team's memory, we can show you how this workflow operates using a sample of your actual contracts. Complete the diagnostic form.
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