Contracts Were Tracked In Spreadsheets
Leases, agreements, and vendor contracts each lived in a spreadsheet that was easy to forget to update.
Leases, sales agreements, vendor contracts, and service contracts each carry their own expiry dates and renewal terms, and tracking them by hand means some inevitably slip past their deadline unnoticed. We designed and built a system MVP for managing leases, sales agreements, vendor contracts, service contracts, expiry dates, approvals, and renewals.
Property teams juggling leases, sales agreements, and vendor contracts across a portfolio often track expiry dates in a spreadsheet that's easy to overlook, leading to missed renewals and lapsed agreements.
The platform gives property teams one place to manage every contract type, track approvals and renewals, and get alerted before a contract's expiry date arrives.
Leases, agreements, and vendor contracts each lived in a spreadsheet that was easy to forget to update.
Without reliable alerts, contracts sometimes lapsed before anyone noticed the renewal was due.
It wasn't always clear who had approved a contract or renewal, making accountability difficult.
A platform built around tracked contracts, expiry alerts, and a clear approval trail.
Leases, sales agreements, and vendor contracts are all tracked in one structured system.
Teams are alerted as contracts approach their expiry date, giving time to act before it lapses.
Every contract and renewal carries a clear approval record, keeping accountability visible.
Renewals are tracked as their own process, connected to the original contract they extend.
Teams can find a specific contract by property, vendor, or type instead of searching folders.
Property teams see contract status across their whole portfolio from a single view.
We reviewed how leases, sales agreements, and vendor contracts were currently tracked and renewed.
We defined how contracts should be flagged as they approach expiry, giving teams time to respond.
Our engineers built contract records, expiry alerts, and approval tracking as one connected platform.
We tested the platform against real contract data to confirm alerts and approvals worked reliably.
The MVP launched ready to manage live contracts, with room to add more automation next.
A contract expiring nobody's watching for is a lapse waiting to happen — track it centrally, and the renewal happens on time.
Leases, sales agreements, and vendor contracts are structured consistently within the same system.
Contract expiry dates are monitored automatically, surfacing alerts before deadlines pass.
Every contract and renewal carries a recorded approval, keeping the process accountable.
The MVP's data model supports adding e-signature workflows in later product phases.
× Leases and agreements tracked inconsistently
× Expiry dates sometimes missed entirely
× Approvals with no clear record
× No portfolio-wide view of contract status
✓ Every contract type tracked in one system
✓ Expiry alerts sent before deadlines pass
✓ Approvals recorded and traceable
✓ Portfolio-wide contract status visible
Track the contract once. Get alerted before it lapses.
A missed contract renewal is rarely intentional — it's a spreadsheet nobody checked in time. By combining tracked contracts, automated expiry alerts, and traceable approvals, the MVP turns contract management from a risk into a process property teams can trust.
"A contract that lapses because nobody was watching the date isn't a legal problem first — it's a tracking problem. Alert the team before the deadline, and the renewal becomes routine instead of a scramble.
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If your team can't reliably track lease, vendor, and service contract expiry dates, MVPHUB can help design and build the contract management MVP your properties need.
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