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Reactivating an Expired Agreement or Contract

March 5, 2018
Carlyn Manly
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It is now possible to reactivate an expired SLA, first line support agreement or contract. This makes it possible to temporarily expire an agreement, or to activate a contract again after its status was accidentally set to ‘Expired’.

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