Outcome. An account whose contract end date has passed without a closed-won renewal enters a tracked grace period with a clear end date, instead of quietly staying active (or getting cut off) with no record of the decision.
flowchart TD
A[Contract End Date passed, no resolution yet] --> B[Set Grace Period Status = Active]
B --> C[Set Grace Period End Date = Contract End Date + 30 days]
C --> D[Create task + notify owner]
D --> E[Wait until Renewal deal Closed Won, cap = Grace Period End Date]
E --> F{Closed Won in time?}
F -->|Yes| G[Set Grace Period Status = Resolved - Renewed]
F -->|No| H[Set Grace Period Status = Expired - Deactivated]
H --> I[Create deactivation task, notify manager]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it for accounts where product or service access is not cut off the instant a contract expires, and the business allows a defined grace window to finish the renewal conversation.
- UseUse it as the natural follow-on to renewal-expansion-001: once a renewal deal exists but has not closed by the contract end date, this fiche tracks what happens next.
- SkipDo not use it for accounts on strict prepaid or auto-cutoff models where access ends automatically at the contract date; there is no grace period to track.
- SkipDo not use it as a substitute for renewal-expansion-018's Closed Lost automation; that one reacts to a confirmed non-renewal, this one reacts to an unresolved renewal that is running late.
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