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PreviewAmendments and versions

The latest upload does not win by accident.

Link SOWs, amendments and attachments to the same agreement record. Agreedio shows candidate changes, unchanged terms and the sources behind each field. A person confirms the effective date, precedence and impact before the current record or future reminders change.

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Amendment A1 — Alder Works retainer · Review what changedFictional sample

Imported 15 Mar 2027 · effective 1 Apr 2027

Candidate · B1 still governs
FieldBefore (SOW-S1)After (A1)
Monthly feeUSD 6,000USD 6,500
Notice period60 calendar days90 calendar days
Initial term end30 Sep 2027unchanged

Effect on the notice date

1 Aug 2027 → 2 Jul 2027

30 Sep 2027 − 90 calendar days. 5 pending reminders would be superseded; sent ones stay in history.

Scheduled initial-term fees

USD 72,000 → USD 75,000

12 months, no proration, tax or early termination modelled.

New terms need review. The prior confirmed schedule remains visible; do not assume it reflects this amendment.

Interactive preview · fictional sampleAmendment A1 changes the monthly fee and notice period while the term end stays on SOW-S1.

01Preview

Governing sources are chosen explicitly.

MSAs, SOWs, amendments and attachments can be linked, but precedence is not guessed from upload order or filename. The record shows which source governs each confirmed field.

AGR-0142 · Design retainer — Alder WorksFictional sample

Design retainer — Alder Works

CustomerStatement of workMaya Okafor

Governing sources

  • SOW-S1 (signed, 21 Sep 2026)
  • Amendment A1 (signed, 15 Mar 2027)
  • Schedule 2 (attachment, not governing)
Amendment A1 § 3
Either party may give notice not to renew at least ninety (90) calendar days before the end of the term.

Confirmed by Maya Okafor on 18 Mar 2027, based on Amendment A1 § 3.

The Alder Works record lists SOW-S1 and Amendment A1 as governing sources.

02Preview

A diff shows what changed and what did not.

Amendment A1 changes the monthly fee from USD 6,000 to USD 6,500 and the notice period from 60 to 90 calendar days. The term end remains 30 Sep 2027 and keeps its original source.

Amendment A1 — Alder Works retainer · Review what changedFictional sample

Imported 15 Mar 2027 · effective 1 Apr 2027

Candidate · B1 still governs
FieldBefore (SOW-S1)After (A1)
Monthly feeUSD 6,000USD 6,500
Notice period60 calendar days90 calendar days
Initial term end30 Sep 2027unchanged

Effect on the notice date

1 Aug 2027 → 2 Jul 2027

30 Sep 2027 − 90 calendar days. 5 pending reminders would be superseded; sent ones stay in history.

Scheduled initial-term fees

USD 72,000 → USD 75,000

12 months, no proration, tax or early termination modelled.

New terms need review. The prior confirmed schedule remains visible; do not assume it reflects this amendment.

The amendment review separates changed fee and notice fields from the unchanged term end.

03Preview

Pending amendments cannot rewrite the baseline.

Until review is complete, the prior confirmed baseline remains visible. After confirmation, the new baseline records who confirmed the change, when, and which source supports it.

SOW-S1 — Alder Works · Review extracted termsFictional sample

Suggested from the document

0/6 confirmed
SOW-S1 § Term, p. 2
This Statement of Work commences on 1 October 2026.

Suggested from the document. Review before using this for monitoring.

The review state keeps amendment candidates separate from confirmed agreement facts.

04Preview

Only affected future reminders are superseded.

When the notice period changes, obsolete pending reminders are replaced under the new rule. Already sent reminders remain in history, and unrelated fields are not rewritten.

Design retainer — Alder Works · Dates and ownerFictional sample

Term: 1 Oct 2026 → 30 Sep 2027

Latest notice2 Jul 2027
Term end30 Sep 2027

Rule R2: notice at least 90 calendar days before term end. Amendment A1 § 3

30 Sep 2027 − 90 calendar days = 2 Jul 2027. Calendar days, no weekend or holiday adjustment.

Confirmed on 18 Mar 2027 by Maya Okafor. Reminders for the superseded R1 rule were cancelled; already-sent reminders stay in history.

Internal reminders

before latest notice
  • −60d3 May 2027
  • −30d2 Jun 2027
  • −14d18 Jun 2027
  • −7d25 Jun 2027
  • −1d1 Jul 2027

Using your selected rule, the latest-notice date is 2 Jul 2027. Confirm receipt/send requirements and any business-day rules. An internal reminder is not a notice to the counterparty.

The latest-notice date moves from 1 Aug 2027 to 2 Jul 2027 after A1 is confirmed.

How it works

From upload to a confirmed record.

Four steps, and the third one is yours: nothing is monitored until a person confirms the record, its owner and the date rule.
  1. 01

    Upload or link the amendment

    Attach the new source to the existing agreement instead of creating a second active record.

  2. 02

    Review the proposed field changes

    Compare old value, new value and source reference for each affected term.

  3. 03

    Confirm precedence and effective date

    A person decides whether the amendment governs and when the new rule starts.

  4. 04

    Check the recalculated actions

    Affected future reminders are replaced; history and unchanged fields remain intact.

What it does not do.

Later: Phase 2 renewal briefs are planned to draw on the confirmed amendment history. Phase 3 change-order drafting is conditional on retained paid demand.

  • It does not make the newest upload the governing source by default.
  • It does not provide a legal interpretation of precedence or enforceability.
  • It does not draft amendments, change orders or tracked-change documents in Phase 1.
  • It does not rewrite historical terms after a future-effective amendment.
  • It does not send a counterparty notice when an internal decision is marked complete.

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Common questions.

Start with one agreement.

Open the fictional sample and walk it from import to a renewal decision. When the paid beta opens, upload one agreement you are authorised to share.

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