Understanding the agreements listing table

Overview

The Agreements Listing Table in Spendflo presents an organized view of all active and historical contracts with vendors. Each agreement is displayed with essential details such as contract name, start and end dates, auto-renewal status, and financial metrics like total and annualized costs.

This structured layout helps teams track agreement terms, stay informed about upcoming renewals, and make quick decisions regarding contract extensions or negotiations. Users can filter the table by vendor, agreement status, and renewal dates to efficiently manage their agreement portfolio and optimize costs.

Learn more about the agreements listing tab and its components from the following descriptions -

Component

Description

Vendor

The name of the vendor associated with the agreement, providing clarity on the supplier of services.

Offering(s)

Lists the specific products or services covered by the agreement.

Agreement Owner

The internal stakeholder responsible for managing the contract, overseeing compliance, renewals, and terms.

Agreement Type

Specifies the type of agreement, such as a long-term contract or a recurring subscription.

Agreement Category

Categorizes the agreement based on service type. The agreement category is provided by the user.

Start Date

The date when the agreement becomes effective, marking the beginning of the contract term.

End Date

The date on which the current contract term expires, prompting renewal or cancellation considerations.

Auto-Renewal

Indicates if the agreement will automatically renew without manual intervention.

Total Cost

The complete cost of the agreement for the entire contract period.

Annualized Cost

The yearly cost of the agreement, breaking down the total for budgeting purposes.

Status

Current status of the agreement, such as Active (ongoing agreements), Commencing soon (contracts with start date in the future) or Expired- (end date has lapsed).

Cancel by Date

The last permissible date for canceling the agreement to avoid auto-renewal penalties.

Cancellation Date

The date on which the subscription is  canceled, ending its term.

Next Billing Date

The upcoming date for the next scheduled payment, relevant for recurring billing agreements.

Term (Months)

The length of the Agreement term in months, helping track agreement duration.

Billing Frequency

Specifies how often payments are made, such as monthly, quarterly, or annually.

Payment Terms

The payment terms outline the conditions and timelines for payments, such as Net 30 or Net 60, specifying when payments are due.

First Quote

The initial quote received for the contract, useful for reference during negotiations or renewals.

Last Quote

The final quote for the contract, reflecting any price adjustments or discounts.

Savings

This data showcases the difference between Last Quote and First Quote.

Renewal Stage

Indicates the stage of the renewal process (e.g., Not Started, In Progress, Completed). The renewal stage is applicable only for Contracts.

Spendflo Procured

Shows if the contract was procured directly through Spendflo’s platform, ensuring centralized management.

In Spendflo Pipeline

Indicates if the contract is In Spendflo's pipeline for procuring (Will it be bought with our Assisted Buying Services).

Tags

Custom tags added to the agreement for easier categorization and searchability.

Actions

Provides options to take actions like, editing, or canceling the agreement directly from the table.


Key Benefits

Quick Access: View all the essential contract details in a single table for efficient management.

Sorting & Filtering: Easily sort agreements by renewal date, vendor, or cost to focus on priority contracts.

Renewal Management: Identify upcoming renewals and take action directly from the table.

Cost Visibility: Track total and annualized costs to optimize budgeting and financial planning.

For more details on managing agreements with custom views, filters and search functions, click here.


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