Renewals and playbook risk.

What it does

ProcureAI by Stellitron keeps your signed agreements in one place. It highlights upcoming end dates, auto-renewal notice deadlines, and clause wording that does not match your company’s standard terms (the playbook).

What you can do here

• Scan the summary tiles for total value, soon-to-expire contracts, and open high-risk clauses.
• Use the renewal timeline to spot notice windows (shaded bars) and term-end dates (dots) in the next 12 months.
• Open any row to read clauses, suggested redlines, and renewal actions.
• Click Analyze new contract to paste fresh agreement text and run a first-pass review.

Behind the scenes

The Contract Agent reads agreement text, groups it into clauses (renewal, liability, price increases, and similar topics), pulls out numbers like notice days and fee caps, and scores each clause against the Stellitron playbook. It rolls that into a risk score from 0–100 and flags missing protections.

Example: Ledgerline SaaS Subscription (CTR-2002) is $410,000 per year, auto-renews with 90 days’ notice, and includes an 8% annual price increase—the playbook caps increases at 3%. Risk score 66; the notice deadline is already past, so Raj Iyer has an open obligation to send non-renewal or renegotiation notice.