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New Contract Email Reminders

Hayley Annichiarico

Hayley Annichiarico

Marketing Manager

January 16, 20262 min read
New Contract Email Reminders

Key takeaways

  • A new weekly email surfaces any Expected Contract categories that are missing or expired, sent every Monday morning.
  • A new Attention Needed email flags contracts waiting on your input so nothing gets stuck silently in the queue.
  • Both reminders are rolling out in phases — contact your account manager for early access.

We've added two new automated email reminders in Pivott to help you quickly see which contracts and properties need attention, without adding extra work to your day.

Expected Contracts email reminders

Weekly Expected Contracts email showing missing and expired contract categories

If your team uses Expected Contracts, community and regional managers can now receive a weekly email showing any contract categories that are missing or have expired.

This makes it easy to quickly identify gaps and take action before they escalate into larger issues. These emails go out every Monday morning to help you plan your week and stay ahead.

Attention Needed email reminders

Attention Needed email showing contracts waiting on user input

Sometimes contracts can't be fully processed because information is missing or unclear in the uploaded files. When that happens, we may need input from the person who uploaded the contract.

The Attention Needed email reminds you weekly if a contract is waiting on your input so it can be completed and stored in your repository. No more guessing whether something is stuck or waiting on a follow-up.

Getting started

Both email reminders are rolling out to accounts in phases. If you'd like access sooner, reach out to your account manager.

As always, our goal is to make contract management easier, clearer, and less manual for your team.

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