Solution
Never miss a contract renewal or auto-renewal deadline again.
The most expensive contract mistake is a silent one: an auto-renewal that locks you in for another year because nobody watched the notice window. StartedUp reads the renewal terms out of every contract and puts the deadline on a calendar that chases you, not the other way round.
Why auto-renewals slip through
Auto-renewal clauses hide the real deadline — it isn't the expiry date, it's the expiry date minus the notice window (often 30, 60 or 90 days). Miss that window and you're committed.
Spreadsheets don't send reminders, and the person who signed the contract has usually moved on by renewal time. The knowledge leaves with them.
In the UAE, notice periods and language-precedence rules vary by jurisdiction — a generic reminder tool doesn't know a DIFC contract from an onshore one.
How StartedUp does it
Built to solve exactly this.
It finds the real deadline
StartedUp extracts the expiry date and the notice window, then computes the actual last day you can act — and flags it if that window has already closed.
It alerts before it's too late
Email digests fire at 90, 60, 30 and 7 days before every renewal decision, plus an overdue nudge — one place, every contract.
It drafts the notice for you
When you decide not to renew, generate a draft non-renewal notice in English or Arabic, ready for a named person to approve and send.
See it on your own contracts.
Upload a contract and get the extracted terms, obligations and red flags in minutes. Free to start — no card required.
FAQ
Common questions
How far in advance does it warn me?
Alerts fire at 90, 60, 30 and 7 days before every renewal or notice deadline, with an additional overdue nudge if a date passes.
Does it understand UAE notice periods?
Yes — it extracts the specific notice window from each contract and computes the true deadline, and flags contracts where the window has already closed.
Can it draft the non-renewal letter?
Yes, in English or Arabic. Drafts always require named human approval before anything is sent.
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