Add terms and conditions to a contract
After you create a terms and conditions record, add the record to a contract that is in the Awaiting Review, Rejected, Renewal Rejected, or Extension Rejected substate.
Before you begin
Role required: admin, contract_manager(core UI and Hardware Asset Workspace only), sn_eam.enterprise_admin (Enterprise Asset Workspace only), or sn_eam.enterprise_asset_manager (Enterprise Asset Workspace only)
About this task
You can add terms and conditions to a contract only when the contract state is Draft and the substate is Awaiting Review. After the contract is approved, the substate changes to Approved and terms and conditions can't be added or changed at any subsequent stage. However, you can add terms and conditions to cancelled contracts.
Procedure
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Open the list of contracts that are used across your deployment.
- If you are using the core UI, navigate to Contract > Contracts > All.
- If you are using the Hardware Asset Workspace, open the Contract management view and then select the All contracts tab.
- If you are using the Enterprise Asset Workspace, open the Contract and lease management view and then select the All contracts tab.
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Select a contract.
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Add terms and conditions to the contract.
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If you are using the core UI, use the following steps:
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In the Terms and Conditions related list, double-click Insert a new row.
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Click the reference lookup icon and select a terms and conditions record from the list.
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(Optional) Enter a number in Order to specify the sequence in which the record should appear in the terms and condition document.
Note: If you attempt to enter a duplicate terms and conditions record for a contract and save the record, an error message appears and the new duplicate record is not added.
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If you are using the Hardware Asset Workspace, use the following steps:
- On the Terms and Conditions tab, click Add.
- When prompted, provide the required information.
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If you are using the Enterprise Asset Workspace, use the following steps:
- On the Terms and Conditions tab, click Add.
- In the dialog box, select the check box for each term and condition that you want to add.
- Click Add.
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Parent Topic:Terms and conditions
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title: Add terms and conditions to a contract
description: After you create a terms and conditions record, add the record to a contract that is in the Awaiting Review, Rejected, Renewal Rejected, or Extension Rejected substate.
locale: en-US
canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/it-service-management/contract-management/t\_AddTermsAndConditionsToAContract.html
release: brazil
product: Contract Management
classification: contract-management
topic_type: task
last_updated: "2026-09-10"
reading_time_minutes: 2
breadcrumb: [Terms and conditions, Contracts, Contract Management use, Contract Management, Asset Management common applications, IT Service Management]
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# Add terms and conditions to a contract
After you create a terms and conditions record, add the record to a contract that is in the Awaiting Review, Rejected, Renewal Rejected, or Extension Rejected substate.
## Before you begin
Role required: admin, contract\_manager\(core UI and Hardware Asset Workspace only\), sn\_eam.enterprise\_admin \(Enterprise Asset Workspace only\), or sn\_eam.enterprise\_asset\_manager \(Enterprise Asset Workspace only\)
## About this task
You can add terms and conditions to a contract only when the contract state is **Draft** and the substate is **Awaiting Review**. After the contract is approved, the substate changes to **Approved** and terms and conditions can't be added or changed at any subsequent stage. However, you can add terms and conditions to cancelled contracts.
## Procedure
1. Open the list of contracts that are used across your deployment.
- If you are using the core UI, navigate to **Contract** > **Contracts** > **All**.
- If you are using the Hardware Asset Workspace, open the Contract management view and then select the **All contracts** tab.
- If you are using the Enterprise Asset Workspace, open the Contract and lease management view and then select the **All contracts** tab.
2. Select a contract.
3. Add terms and conditions to the contract.
- If you are using the core UI, use the following steps:
1. In the **Terms and Conditions** related list, double-click **Insert a new row**.
2. Click the reference lookup icon and select a terms and conditions record from the list.
3. \(Optional\) Enter a number in **Order** to specify the sequence in which the record should appear in the terms and condition document.
**Note:** If you attempt to enter a duplicate terms and conditions record for a contract and save the record, an error message appears and the new duplicate record is not added.
- If you are using the Hardware Asset Workspace, use the following steps:
1. On the **Terms and Conditions** tab, click **Add**.
2. When prompted, provide the required information.
- If you are using the Enterprise Asset Workspace, use the following steps:
1. On the **Terms and Conditions** tab, click **Add**.
2. In the dialog box, select the check box for each term and condition that you want to add.
3. Click **Add**.
**Parent Topic:**[Terms and conditions](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/brazil/markdown/it-service-management/contract-management/c_TermsAndConditions.md)
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| title | Add terms and conditions to a contract |
| description | After you create a terms and conditions record, add the record to a contract that is in the Awaiting Review, Rejected, Renewal Rejected, or Extension Rejected substate. |
| locale | en-US |
| canonical_url | https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/it-service-management/contract-management/t\_AddTermsAndConditionsToAContract.html |
| release | brazil |
| product | Contract Management |
| classification | contract-management |
| topic_type | task |
| last_updated | 2026-09-10 |
| reading_time_minutes | 2 |
| breadcrumb | Terms and conditionsContractsContract Management useContract ManagementAsset Management common applicationsIT Service Management |