Contract Renewal in Zoho Contracts means renewing the contract for the same or a similar duration in the current contract term. The renewal does not include the alteration of the scope of the contract. To learn how to edit the language in the contract before renewing, see Amendments.
When a contract owner renews a contract, a renewal letter will be automatically generated based on the predefined template, or as customized by the organization admin. The renewal letter will capture and display the contract history in chronological order (past amendments, renewals, and extensions) and the current renewal details.
There are two types of renewals:
In Manual renewal, the contract owner must manually renew the contract before the contract expires. The contract owner can set an expiration reminder in the New Contract form at the time of the creation of the contract. The contract owner will receive a notification for this, as well.
In Evergreen renewal, towards the end of the contract term the contract will be automatically renewed for the duration that the contract owner had entered in the Renewal Term field in the New Contract form at the time of contract creation.

Note:
Sign By | Primary Action |
Both Parties | Send for Signature |
Own Party Only | Send for Signature |
None | Mark as Renewed |
The contract will be renewed, and will be moved to the Active state. The renewal letter will be automatically generated.

Note:
In cases where the renewal letter needs the signature of both the parties or just your own organization for a contract to be renewed, the contract owner needs to send the contract for signature. In such contracts, the primary action after the Renewal Pending or the Renewal Approved state will be Send for Signature.
To send the renewal letter for signature:
The signers will receive a signature request email from Zoho Sign. The contract will be renewed, and will move to the Active state when all the signers sign the renewal letter.
Note: Zoho Contracts has built-in templates for termination letter, renewal letter, extension letter, and amendment letter. An administrator can customize the templates. To learn more, see Contract Letters. 

You can edit the renewal reminders of a manually renewable contract at any time before it expires.
Select the Contracts tab at the top of the page.
Click to open the contract whose renewal reminders you want to edit.
Click More in the contract details panel on the left, then choose Renewals.
Click Reminder Settings at the top of the Renewals panel.
Choose when the first reminder must be sent before the contract expires from the Send First Reminder dropdown in the Reminder Settings pop-up. If Custom is chosen, enter the required interval in the field that appears and choose either Days or Weeks.
Choose how often the reminder must be repeated until the contract expires from the Repeat Reminders dropdown. If Custom is chosen, enter the required interval in the Repeat Every field and choose either Days or Weeks.
Click Save.
Note: If Weeks is chosen in the Repeat Every field, select the day of the week on which the reminder must be sent. For an interval of more than one week, select both the week number (first, second, and so on) and the day of the week on which the reminder must be sent.
Note: The contract owner can only edit the renewal details when the contract is in the Renewal Pending state.
Note: The contract owner can only delete the renewal when the contract is in the Renewal Pending, Renewal Approval Pending, or Renewal Approved state. The counterparty contacts and organization members that you have selected will receive the renewal letter of the contract via an email.
The Renewals tab will display the extension and renewal history of the contract in chronological order.