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Identify Contracts Near Expiration

How to filter your contract library by expiration date to find renewals and contracts approaching their end date.

Written by Antonio Goncalves

Identify Contracts Near Expiration

Build a filtered report view to surface contracts expiring within a set timeframe, so you can start renewal conversations before it is too late.

Written by Antonio Goncalves Β· Updated April 2026

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Overview

This flow creates a saved report view filtered by expiration date so you can proactively manage renewals and avoid unplanned contract lapses.


Step 1: Go to Reports

Click Reports in the left sidebar. You can also navigate directly to app.vallor.ai/report.

Reports page

Step 2: Open the Contracts view

The default view shows all contracts as rows. Each row is a contract with extracted field data as columns.

Step 3: Toggle visible columns

Click Toggle columns. Add the following columns: Expiration Date (Initial Term), Expiration Date (Full Term), Status, Company, Owner, Annual Contract Value.

Toggle columns panel

Step 4: Filter for upcoming expirations

Click Filter with AI and type:

Show me contracts expiring in the next 90 days

Or use manual filters: set Expiration Date > is before > [date 90 days from today].

Step 5: Save the view

Click Add View and name it (e.g. Expiring Q2 2026). It appears in the Reports nav β€” click it anytime to reload with the latest data.

Saved view in Reports nav

Step 6: Export or take action

Click Export to download as a spreadsheet, or click any contract row to open it and start the renewal process directly.


Useful Filter Examples

Show me contracts expiring in the next 3 monthsShow contracts with no renewal clauseShow all active MSAs expiring in 2026Show contracts owned by [name] expiring before June 2026


Tips

Tip: Saved views are live β€” they always reflect the latest contract data when you open them.

Coming soon: Set up a companion automation to get email reminders before contracts expire. See "Set Up an Expiration Reminder Automation."

Note: No scheduled report delivery yet. Check this view manually on a regular cadence (e.g. every Monday).

Note: Expiration dates are extracted by AI β€” verify any date that looks incorrect by opening the full contract record.


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