TrailheadAccesses & LandownersAccesses & Agreements
AA-05Term continuity

Renew an Access Agreement

New terms take effect prospectively while every earlier usage keeps the commercial snapshot that originally explained it.

Track

Accesses & Agreements

Phase

Term continuity

Starts with

Agreement approaching change

Ends with

Prospective terms with history preserved

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AA-05
  1. AA-01Register An Operational Access
  2. AA-02Link Beats To Required Accesses
  3. AA-03Create Or Link A Landowner Agreement
  4. AA-04Configure A Fee Rule And Payment Path
  5. AA-05Renew Or Supersede An Agreement

The situation

The landowner, dates, or commercial terms change.

What starts it

Operations renews expiring terms or supersedes materially different terms.

How it unfolds

OperationsAccountsSystem
  1. 1

    Operations reviews the current Agreement and usage history.

    Operations
  2. 2

    Operations chooses a new dated rule or a new Agreement.

    Operations
  3. 3

    Operations records the new effective period and terms.

    Operations
  4. 4

    Trailhead identifies unexplained overlap with active terms.

    System
  5. 5

    Trailhead activates future terms while retaining every historical snapshot.

    System

    This is the key moment: renewal changes future resolution without rewriting past charges.

Who's involved

Operations

Chooses the correct dated renewal structure.

Accounts

Relies on unchanged historical financial basis.

System

Prevents unexplained overlap and preserves snapshots.

What each person sees

Operations

Current, future, and historical terms without ambiguity.

Why: Maintain agreement continuity.

Accounts

The original basis behind settled records.

Why: Protect financial traceability.

The rule to remember

New terms apply prospectively; historical usage never changes its Agreement or fee-rule snapshot silently.