Outcome. When a renewal carries a price increase, the deal owner gets a task to tell the customer well before the renewal date, instead of the increase showing up as a surprise on the invoice.
flowchart TD
A[Renewal deal, Price Increase Percent > 0, Close Date within 45 days] --> B[Set Price Increase Notified = true]
B --> C[Create task: notify customer]
C --> D[Notify deal owner]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it whenever a
Price Increase Percentvalue is set on a renewal deal, so the customer conversation happens with enough lead time. - UseUse it as an internal task generator, not a customer-facing auto-email; a price increase deserves a human message, not a templated blast. See Variants for a templated-email option if your team has standardized the wording.
- SkipDo not use it on renewal deals with no price change; the enrollment
criteria already excludes those, but confirm
Price Increase Percentdefaults to blank or zero rather than being left unset by accident on flat renewals. - SkipDo not use it as the only communication channel for a large increase on a strategic account; pair it with a manual executive-level heads-up for accounts above a size threshold your team defines.
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