Symptom
- The Expiry Date in an agreement marks the point at which the contract ceases to be valid or enforceable.
- It signifies the conclusion of all contractual rights and obligations outlined within the agreement.
- Typically, this date is derived based on the Effective Date, contract term, and any renewal or termination conditions.
- In certain scenarios, it may be necessary to reset the expiry date for an agreement that has already expired.
- This article outlines the steps to update the expiry date of an expired agreement using the Data Management Tool (DMT).
Note:
- The Data Management Tool is strictly a data-fix utility and does not trigger workflows or status transitions.
- Therefore, if an agreement is already in an Expired status and you update the Expiry Date to a future date using the Data Management Tool, the status will remain as 'Expired'.
- If a status change is required, it must be triggered through the appropriate workflow or UI action, depending on your configuration.
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Environment
The Data Management Tool location and access requirements vary by ICI ( SAP Ariba Contract Intelligence by Icertis) version:
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ICI Version |
Required Technical Roles |
Execution Model |
Additional Information |
|
8.6, 8.7, 26R1, 26R2, 26R3 and above |
Data Admin and Data Reviewer
|
Approval process required | |
|
8.5 |
Data Admin
|
Execute runs tasks directly |
No approval workflow |
|
8.4 |
Data Admin
|
Submit runs tasks directly |
No approval workflow |
|
7.17 to 8.3 |
No technical roles required
|
Submit runs tasks directly |
No approval workflow |
Product
Keywords
Config, System Configurations, Audit Logs, History, Agreements page , KBA , XX-PART-ICT , Icertis Contract Intelligence , How To
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