Starts with you
Usual mix in Scale · Dated reminders before renewal or exit windows.
Contracts
Reads contracts for key dates and terms, and reminds before renewal or exit windows. It does not give legal advice.
Request a quote for this job- Needs
- Contract PDFs and the calendar you already use.
- Delivers
- A key-term sheet and dated reminders before renewal or exit windows.
- You stay in charge
- It flags dates. It does not give legal advice.
Used for
Hosting auto-renews in sixty days
The PDF has a date. The worker reminds before the window. A person still decides whether to stay.
The office lease notice window
Exit is a date, not a feeling. The worker puts it on the calendar. It does not tell you whether to leave.
An index clause coming up
A price adjustment sits in the terms. The worker flags the date and the clause in the sheet. Legal reading stays with a person.
What you thought you signed
Supplier terms and the deal you remember are not the same. The worker lists key dates from the PDF you gave. It does not rewrite the contract.
Who does this today
Whoever currently keeps renewal dates in a spreadsheet or calendar. The person who finds the notice window after it closed.
What it does not do
It flags dates and terms. It does not give legal advice, and it does not renegotiate for you.
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