For Procurement Teams

200 vendor contracts across 8 departments. One person trying to track them all.

Procurement managers juggle vendor renewals that belong to every department but are owned by none. Renewly extracts renewal dates, notice windows, and auto-renewal clauses from every PDF - so you stop finding out about renewals from invoices.

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Procurement sees the spend. But nobody sees the deadlines.

Vendor contracts are scattered across departments

IT signed 30 SaaS agreements. Facilities has cleaning, security, and maintenance contracts. Marketing has agency retainers. Finance has the insurance policies. Every department has its own folder, its own naming convention, and its own definition of "tracking." Procurement is supposed to have the full picture, but nobody gave you the full picture. Running a proper vendor contract audit is the first step.

Notice windows get missed because ownership is unclear

The contract says 60 days written notice. But who sends it? IT thinks procurement handles cancellations. Procurement thinks the department owner handles it. The vendor knows exactly when the window closes - and they're not reminding you. By the time anyone acts, you're locked in for another year.

No leverage at renewal because you found out too late

Negotiation leverage depends on timing. If you discover a renewal 10 days before the deadline, you have no leverage. The vendor knows it. The best procurement teams start renewal conversations 90 days out - but that only works if you have a system that tells you what is coming. A renewal checklist helps, but only if the dates feeding it are accurate.

Upload the contracts. Renewly reads every clause.

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Upload your vendor contracts

Drag in PDFs from every department - SaaS agreements, service contracts, leases, insurance policies. Upload in bulk. No templates, no manual data entry. A procurement team with 150 contracts is fully loaded in under an hour.

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Renewly extracts what matters

For each contract: vendor name, annual value, start date, expiry date, notice period, calculated notice deadline, and auto-renewal clause status. The notice deadline is the part most teams get wrong manually - Renewly calculates it from the contract language.

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Cascading alerts before every deadline

Alerts fire at 90, 60, 30, and 7 days before each notice deadline - sent to the assigned contract owner. Procurement keeps the dashboard view. Department leads get the reminders. Nobody misses the window.

Built for procurement visibility, not legal drafting

Cross-department contract register

Every vendor contract in one place, regardless of which department signed it. Filter by owner, value, renewal date, or status. No more chasing departments for their contract list. Replace the spreadsheet that is costing you more than you think.

Notice window deadline tracking

The renewal date is not the deadline that matters. The notice period deadline is. Renewly reads the termination clause, calculates the actual date you need to act by, and tracks it separately from the expiry.

Auto-renewal clause detection

Every contract is flagged if it contains an automatic renewal clause. Filter your register to see every auto-renewing contract at a glance - the ones that cost you money if you do nothing.

Vendor consolidation insights

See which vendors appear across multiple departments. Three teams using separate contracts with the same vendor is a consolidation opportunity - and a negotiation lever most procurement teams miss until renewal time.

This is how vendor spend gets wasted

A procurement manager at a 400-person company ran a contract review and discovered three departments had separate agreements with the same cloud storage vendor. Marketing signed theirs in 2023. IT signed a different tier in 2024. Operations had a third from 2022 that nobody remembered existed.

Total combined spend: $87,000 per year. An enterprise agreement for the same usage would have cost $58,000. That is $29,000 a year - roughly 30% - lost because nobody had a single view of every vendor contract.

Renewly would have surfaced the duplicate vendor the moment the third contract was uploaded. Three departments, one vendor, one dashboard.

Not a spreadsheet. Not a shared drive. Not a six-figure CLM.

Spreadsheets break at scale.

50 contracts in a spreadsheet is manageable. 200 is not. No alerts, no clause detection, no ownership tracking. When the person who built it leaves, the data goes stale within weeks.

Shared drives are storage, not management.

A folder full of PDFs tells you nothing about what is renewing, when the notice window closes, or who is responsible. You still need to open every file and read every clause.

Enterprise CLM is built for legal, not procurement.

Ironclad, Icertis, Conga - designed for contract authoring, redlining, and legal workflow. Six-figure budgets, multi-month implementations. If your goal is tracking vendor renewals, you don't need a contract lifecycle platform.

Renewly sits in the middle.

Upload PDFs, get structured data. Track notice deadlines, assign owners, get alerts. $99/month. Live in 15 minutes. No implementation project.

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No procurement process required. No IT involvement. No implementation timeline.

Frequently asked questions

Can we upload contracts in bulk?

Yes. Drag in a batch of PDFs at once. Renewly processes each one individually and extracts renewal dates, notice periods, and auto-renewal clauses from every file. Most procurement teams upload their full contract set in a single session.

How do we handle contracts owned by different departments?

Assign each contract to an owner. When alerts trigger, they go directly to that person - not a shared inbox. You keep visibility across the full register while each department manages its own renewals.

Can we assign contract owners to people outside procurement?

Yes. Any team member with access can be assigned as an owner. IT manages their software agreements, facilities manages the cleaning contract, procurement keeps the overview. Everyone gets their own alerts.

What export options are available for reporting?

One-click CSV export of all contracts, renewal dates, notice deadlines, values, and owners. Filter by date range, department, or status before exporting. Most teams pull this monthly for budget reviews and vendor negotiations.

We already have contracts in a spreadsheet. Do we have to start from scratch?

No. Upload your original PDF contracts and Renewly extracts the data fresh - often catching details your spreadsheet missed, like notice periods buried in clause language. Your spreadsheet was a starting point. This replaces it.

Know what's renewing before your vendors do.

Upload five contracts free. See every renewal date, notice deadline, and auto-renewal clause in minutes.

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