Quote to contract to order to asset to amendment to renewal is one native chain in Cadence, not an add-on SKU.
Configure bundles, apply ramps, price, group lines, submit for approval.
Generate from the quote, carrying the commerical terms you sold.
Convert the quote — delta-aware, so amendment and renewal quotes skip unchanged periods.
Generate or mutate assets on activation; every change writes an audit action.
Update quantity, replace, cancel, extend a term, change dates
Build renewal lines from current asset state, with product swaps and repricing automatically reflected.
Ramp Schedules define period, uplift, stub-period alignment, and per-segment templates with durations, free periods, and their own uplifts.
Applying one expands a line into segments that price, report, and convert to orders like any other line. A three-year deal with a free quarter and a 5% annual uplift is configuration, not a spreadsheet attached to the opportunity or manual workarounds.
Customers are charged for the change, not re-charged for the base. Increase quantity mid-term and the amendment line covers the increment for the remaining term. Cancel-and-replace can retire the asset or re-price it in place — a mid-term re-rate keeps one continuous asset, with the replaced periods flagged for audit rather than deleted. Term extension is first-class too, and amending a bundle brings its options along automatically.
Renewal lines are built from what the customer actually has right now — the latest asset action, not the original quote — with term in months, optional product swaps, and repricing. Bundles renewed together stay bundles. Multi-asset renewals run in one all-or-nothing call, so a renewal wizard is a screen flow, not an integration project.
Every asset lifecycle change — new, ramp, expansion, reduction, renewal, replacement, extension, cancellation — is recorded with dates, quantities, and prices.
From those actions Cadence derives a service-period timeline: what's active on each asset per date range, with quantities and totals. Rebuildable, reportable, and the answer to the entitlement question your support and finance teams keep asking.
Because these are ordinary objects, every asset change last quarter is a standard report — no export, no BI tool, no vendor console.
See it with your renewal motion