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Expiry and renewal alerts for client documents

Expiry and renewal alerts for client documents

Short answer: hivi-x keeps an expiry date on documents your clients send, warns you 90, 30 and 7 days ahead and when they expire, and asks the client for a renewed copy in one click.

Where the date comes from

SourceWhen
YouUnder the file on the checklist page, choose + Add expiry date (or Change).
Read fieldsWhen you confirm a passport's expiry date in Read fields.
Automatic document checkWhen the photo check reads an expiry date on the document.

A date you type is never replaced by one read from the document, and a confirmed Read fields value replaces one the check read on its own. The date shows under the file with where it came from.

Expiring soon

The dashboard card Expiring soon lists documents that expire within 90 days, and those that expired in the last 60 days, nearest first, with the client, the checklist item and the file. Each row has Request renewal and Mark handled. Staff limited to their assigned clients see only those.

Email alerts

Once a day hivi-x emails one summary:

  • 90, 30 and 7 days before a document expires, and once when it has expired;
  • a document added late gets only the nearest alert (one added with 20 days left gets the 30-day alert, not the 90-day one);
  • the workspace owner gets every document, and a team member assigned to the client gets that client's documents;
  • nothing is sent while the account is blocked (trial over or unpaid).

Requesting a renewal or marking the document handled stops its alerts. A new date starts them again. Days are counted in your account's time zone.

Request a renewal

Request renewal creates a one-item checklist for the renewed document ("Passport bio page (renewal)") with a due date before the old one runs out, and emails the client a secure link. The client needs an email address on file. The usual reminders follow up, and the new upload gets its own checks and expiry. See Ask a client for a renewed document.

Webhooks

Each alert also sends a document.expiring webhook event, so a CRM or automation can act on it.

Limits

  • Dates are tracked on documents clients upload to checklists. Files you upload yourself aren't tracked yet.
  • Lead times are fixed at 90, 30 and 7 days.
  • hivi-x reads expiry dates from passports with Read fields and from photos the document check can read; other documents need the date typed in.
  • Existing uploads don't get a date until you add one or confirm it in Read fields.

Related

Answers are general operational information only — not legal, tax, regulatory, clinical, privacy, immigration, or professional advice. Requirements vary by matter, client, and regulator.

Frequently asked questions

Can hivi-x remind me when a client's passport or permit expires?
Yes. Each document a client uploads can carry an expiry date. hivi-x emails you 90, 30 and 7 days before it, and once when it has expired, and lists it on the dashboard under Expiring soon.
Where does the expiry date come from?
From you, typed under the file on the checklist page; from Read fields when you confirm a passport's expiry date; or from the automatic photo check when it reads a date. A date you type always wins.
Does hivi-x email my client when a document is about to expire?
Not on its own. You decide: choose Request renewal and hivi-x sends the client a secure link to upload the new document, then the usual checklist reminders follow up.
Who gets the alerts in a team?
The workspace owner gets every alert. A team member assigned to the client gets the alerts for that client.
How do I stop the alerts for a document?
Request a renewal, or choose Mark handled. Either stops the alerts for that date. Changing the date starts them again for the new date.
Which plans include expiry alerts?
Every hivi-x business plan.

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