Simple workflow · 7 steps · about 25 sec
Renew last year’s contract in two minutes
Last year’s terms become this year’s agreement in a few clicks.
Retainers come up for renewal every year. Duplicate last year’s signed agreement, rename it, update the term and add the client. The copy is a fresh draft, the original stays signed and untouched, and both years sit side by side in your documents.

Step 1 of 7Last year's retainer is signed and filed under your documents.
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Every step
The same walkthrough as text, screen by screen.
- 01
Find last year's contract
Last year's retainer is signed and filed under your documents.
On a computer
- 02
Duplicate it
Duplicate it. The terms, pricing and layout come with the copy.
On a computer
- 03
Open the copy
The copy opens as a new draft. Signatures and signer details stay with the original.
On a computer
- 04
Update the year
Rename it and update the term. Change anything else that moved on.
On a computer
- 05
Add the client
Add this year's signer and send the renewal.
On a computer
- 06
Your client signs this year's agreement on their phone.
On a phone
- 07
Both years on file
The 2027 agreement is completed, right next to 2026.
On a computer
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