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See every renewal 60 days out, with the email drafted

Mitra keeps contract renewals from slipping. Every weekday at 8am the agent reads your renewals sheet and picks out every contract inside 60 days. It drafts the email in Gmail and posts the week ahead to Slack, and each draft waits for you to send.

Runs
Weekdays at 8am
Used by
Ops / Chief of Staff · Sales
The prompt
Every weekday at 8am, read my renewals sheet and draft a Gmail email for any contract inside 60 days. Post this week's renewals to #ops.
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What the agent actually does.

  1. Read the renewals sheet

    The agent reads each contract with its customer, value, owner and renewal date.

  2. Find the ones inside 60 days

    Anything renewing in the next 60 days goes on the list, nearest first, and rows already marked handled are skipped.

  3. Draft the renewal email

    The agent writes one Gmail draft per contract, naming the customer, the date and the terms in the sheet.

  4. Post the week ahead

    This week's renewals go to the channel with their values and owners, so the account lead knows what to pick up.

  5. Leave a record

    Every row read and every draft written is recorded, so you can check the agent's reading before you send.

Make it yours.

For the operations lead who hears about a renewal from the customer rather than from the calendar. Change any of this by saying so — there is nothing to rewire.

  • Move the warning from 60 days out to 90.
  • Send each account owner only their own renewals.
  • Skip the drafts and post the renewal list to Slack alone.

Questions, answered.

How do I get reminded before a contract renews?
Mitra reads your renewals sheet every weekday at 8am and posts the contracts inside 60 days to Slack, nearest date first, with the customer, the date and the value. A draft email waits in your Gmail for each one. Change the window and Mitra rewrites the agent.
Will Mitra contact the customer about a renewal?
No. Mitra writes the renewal email as a draft in your Gmail and stops there, so a person reads and sends every message. The agent does not negotiate, quote a price or change a contract, and asking for the Slack reminder alone means no drafts at all.

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