Query your CLM datastore daily for contracts where action_required_by (expiry_date minus notice_period_days) falls within the next 90, 60, 30, and 7 days.
For each contract approaching a deadline, generate a structured alert payload containing contract_id, title, counterparty, expiry_date, notice_deadline, contract_owner, and recommended_action.
Route alerts via your notification layer (email, Slack, or PagerDuty) to the assigned contract owner and their manager; include a deep link to the contract record.
Record each alert dispatch in an alert_log table with timestamp, recipient, and alert_tier (90/60/30/7 day) to prevent duplicate alerts on the same tier.
Provide a one-click 'snooze' or 'mark as handled' action that updates the contract status and suppresses further alerts until the next tier.
Escalate contracts that reach notice_deadline without a recorded action to a legal team queue for manual intervention.
Known gotchas
Contracts with auto_renewal=true that miss their notice window renew automatically; the alerting pipeline must treat these with higher urgency and send alerts earlier than non-auto-renewing contracts.
Calendar-based date arithmetic that ignores weekends and holidays can place notice deadlines on non-business days; adjust to the previous business day in the contract's governing jurisdiction.
A backlog of expired contracts that were never acted on will flood the alert system on first run; seed the pipeline with a historical cutoff and mark past-due contracts as 'overdue' rather than sending stale alerts.
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