This article goes over how renewal briefs consume AI credits, including the one action that triggers a charge, how much it costs, and how the charge is shared across your company. Renewal briefs are part of Renewal Agent, Ironclad's set of tools for contracts approaching renewal, and are only available once a contract is within 90 days of expiration.
Use Case
An admin is turning on Renewal Agent for their team and wants to forecast how many AI credits renewal briefs will use before rolling it out. This article tells them the single action that consumes credits, how much it costs, and how the charge is shared across the company.
Prerequisites
| Features |
Renewal Agent, Ironclad Assistant |
| Permissions |
An admin must enable the Renewal Agent in Company Settings. |
Availability
A renewal brief becomes available once its contract is within 90 days of expiration. Contracts that are more than 90 days out from expiration won't have a renewal brief available for viewing.
Access and Cost
Starting September 1, 2026, the first time a renewal brief is viewed, it consumes 10 AI credits. Learn more about AI credits at Ironclad.
The 10-credit charge is applied once per company as a whole, not per user.
Once that first view has been charged, the renewal brief is available to everyone at the company. Subsequent views by any user won't consume additional credits.
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