Keep the end date in view
Track contract end dates in Canada
Enter the end date of an agreement and review approaching expiries in the dashboard. The document and its history remain in the account when you need to check them.
Review dates alongside agreements
Record the end date
The expiry view uses the date entered on the contract.
Review the next 30 days
Use the dashboard filter to see contracts ending in the next 30 days.
Open the related document
Review the agreement and event history in the same account.
Separate signing reminders
Reminders to people who have not signed are distinct from expiry tracking.
Enter the date, check the expiry view and decide what follow-up is required. Arrange any notice required by the agreement separately.
Benefits and limits
Benefits
- A dashboard view of the end dates you enter.
- A filter for agreements ending within 30 days.
- The document and event history are available in the account.
Limits
- The radar does not extract dates automatically from uploaded PDFs.
- It does not promise to send renewal or termination notices.
- Check notice terms and applicable requirements with a legal professional.
Who it can help
Useful for a Canadian team that regularly reviews contract dates and manages its own notice process.
Questions about expiry tracking
No. The dashboard uses the end date entered by the user.
Do not rely on it to do so. It displays approaching end dates; signing reminders are for people who have not signed.
Yes. The dashboard has a filter for agreements ending within 30 days.
Bring end dates into view
Compare the current plans for your contract volume.