Renewal war room

What it does

Fires by itself when an agreement enters its notice window, about 45 days before the notice deadline. Nobody has to remember the date.

Every document is its own full model call at maximum depth, written in an expert voice and checked against your stored data before it files. Nothing here is a summary of a summary.

The documents it writes

Four full documents per run, each its own model call, delivered together as one pack.

• In brief
• The money at stake
• Where you stand against the market
• Leverage you hold
• Leverage you are about to lose

• The number we open at
• The asks, in order
• What we trade
• The walk-away
• Bottom line

• In brief
• Week by week
• The tripwire dates
• If nothing has moved with two weeks left

• The letter
• When to send it
• When to hold it

What lands at the end

• Every document from the run, mailed to you as one executive brief, the whole pack in one email.
• The same documents on the run desk in the app: a full screen case file, one paper at a time, rerun whenever your position moves.
• A task opened with a due date, so the follow-through has an owner.
• A human sign-off gate before anything is released. Drafted letters are held for your approval and nothing ever goes to a vendor by itself.

Time given back

About a working day per run

The estimate is the specialist drafting the documents replace, about two hours per document; the run itself takes minutes.