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Is it necessary to re-sign the contract after a tenant renewal?

No. A renewed tenancy can be saved first, and the contract follow-up is still optional on both Web and App.

Entry:

  • Web: [Rentals] -> [Tenant Tenancies] -> tenancy detail -> [Renewal]
  • App: [Rentals] -> [Tenant Tenancies] -> [Renewal]

Web​

After the renewal is submitted successfully, Web shows a follow-up confirmation:

  • [Do you want to create a new contract for this lease tenancy?]

At that point, you can choose either branch:

  • [Yes, Continue]: open [Add Contract] for the renewed tenancy
  • [No]: finish the renewal without starting the contract flow

If you continue, the current contract dialog supports these contract methods:

  • [Completed offline signing of paper contract]
  • [Completed contract filling]
  • [Use templates to quickly create electronic contracts]

App​

On App, the renewal flow continues to a files step instead of a yes/no dialog. After the renewal form, you go to [Upload Files] and [Electronic Contract].

App renewal files step after renewal
  • You can upload contract files on [Upload Files].
  • You can choose a template on [Electronic Contract] if you want to continue e-signing.
  • Completing the renewal does not require you to choose an electronic contract template first.
  • If a template is selected and e-signature is enabled, the success popup lets you [Continue to Sign]. Otherwise, you can just [Return to List].

Platform differences​

  • Web asks the contract question after the renewal is saved.
  • App carries the contract choice into the next files step.
  • Neither platform forces you to create or re-sign a contract as part of saving the renewal itself.

Note:

  • If your internal process requires new paperwork for every renewed term, you still need to upload or create that contract yourself after the renewal is saved.
  • The available contract methods can vary with account configuration, especially for electronic-signature options.