Renewal Timeline and Playbook
Start renewals early and reduce surprises.
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Build a renewal playbook. Product, contract terms, and typical contract length: [PRODUCT_AND_CONTRACT]. Renewal notice periods and auto-renewal rules: [NOTICE_RULES]. Customer segments: [SEGMENTS]. Our current renewal rate: [RENEWAL_RATE]. Create a timeline table counting back from the renewal date: Days before | Action | Owner | Output. Include 180 days (health review and risk flags), 150 (value summary and executive contact), 120 (business review and renewal intent), 90 (proposal and pricing options), 60 (negotiation and paperwork), 30 (signature and contingency), 7 (final reminder), and day 0 (confirmation and thank-you). Add: a health checklist (adoption, support tickets, executive engagement, results achieved, contract changes); templates for the 120-day email (80 words) and the 60-day email (80 words); a decision tree for at-risk accounts (low usage, champion left, budget cut, competitor evaluation); a price-increase communication outline (reason, notice, options); and metrics (gross and net renewal rate, time to signature). Notes: check contract notice requirements with the contract text and a lawyer [VERIFY]; never rely on silent auto-renewal for relationship health.
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Renewal date: 30 September. Day 180 (2 April): health review. Logins down 22 percent in the last quarter; flag amber; owner: Priya. Day 150: executive contact; send value summary showing 43 hours saved a month. Day 120 (2 June): email (74 words): "Hi Jon, your renewal is in four months. Before then I would like to review what worked and what did not. Could we meet for 30 minutes in the next two weeks?" Day 90: proposal with two options, same price or a 24-month term at 5 percent less. Day 60: negotiation. Day 30: signature. Risk branch: if the champion leaves, request an introduction to the new owner within 10 working days.
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