The price you promised,
the price they actually get.
Committed prices scattered across contracts, quotes and agreements reconcile onto one spine, honored to term, flagged before auto-renewal, repriced with control. Works alongside your CLM.
Contract pricing fails in the gap between the document and the invoice.
| Item | Committed price | Source of truth | Through |
|---|---|---|---|
| AL-EXT-240 · anodized extrusion | $198.00 | CTR-2087 §4.2 | Dec 2026 |
| FS-HD-88 · fastener kit | $8.90 | Q-4468 · honored 90 days | Sep 2026 |
| BR-PLT-12 · base plate | $49.50 | List PL-MKT-AH-DIST | Open |
| SEAL-EPDM · gasket set | $4.05 | AGR-1041 · net of rebate | Dec 2026 |
Every commitment, reconciled to its source
All committed prices (contract clauses, honored quotes, list assignments, rebate-net terms) resolve onto one spine per customer and item, so the invoice never argues with the contract.
- Contract, quote and agreement commitments in one view
- The governing record cited on every price
- Expired commitments retire themselves on their end date
No contract renews itself blind
Every expiring commitment surfaces ahead of its auto-renew date with margin position and cost drift since signing, and staged renewal pricing ready to approve.
- 90-day radar with margin-vs-target flags
- Cost drift since signing, quantified per contract
- Staged reprice or renew-as-is, a decision either way
The renewal executed as a governed action
Approved renewal pricing publishes like any other price action, validated, approved on the record, effective on the renewal date, honored downstream.
- Draft → validate → approve → publish, on the record
- Effective dates aligned to contract terms
- Protected items honored to term, automatically
From signed document to honored price, continuously
The questions legal and commercial ops ask first
Is this a CLM? We already have one.
No. Your CLM keeps authoring, redlining and e-signature. Revomo takes what the signed document commits (prices, terms, dates) and makes the transactional world honor it. The two work side by side.
What happens when a contract price conflicts with a price list or SPA?
Precedence is explicit and governed: the spine knows which record wins for a given customer, item and date, and cites it on the price. Conflicts become a visible queue, not a silent coin-flip in the ERP.
Can we stop below-target contracts from auto-renewing?
You will not be surprised by them, which is what matters: the radar flags every expiry with margin position and cost drift, staged pricing attached. Whether to renegotiate stays your call, made on time, with the number in front of you.
Never auto-renew blind again.
Bring your three biggest contracts. We’ll show you the commitments, the drift since signing and the staged renewal.