Outcome. When a renewal deal's contract value tier changes mid-cycle, the owner gets a task to re-forecast the deal, so the number carried into pipeline reviews reflects the account's current standing instead of a stale tier set at deal creation.
flowchart TD
A[Contract Value Tier changes on an open Renewal deal] --> B[Set Re-forecast Requested Date = today]
B --> C[Create re-forecast task for owner]
C --> D[Notify owner]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it when accounts are grouped into value tiers (for reporting, for support SLAs, or for pricing bands) and a tier change mid-renewal-cycle should prompt a manual amount review rather than being silently absorbed into the existing forecast.
- UseUse it alongside renewal-expansion-040's weighted forecast rollup; this fiche is the trigger that catches a tier change, that one is the ongoing calculated number.
- SkipDo not use it if
Contract Value Tiernever changes after a deal is created in your process; a property that is set once and never revisited does not need a change-triggered workflow. - SkipDo not use it as an automatic amount correction; this fiche flags the need for a human to re-forecast, it does not recalculate the amount itself, since a tier change does not map to a single deterministic dollar figure without a person's judgment.
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