--- title: Resume a customer contract description: Resume a customer contract and its child customer contract lines by creating an order on the CRM Workspace. By resuming a customer contract, you are restarting the services specified in that customer contract. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/order-management/cce-resume-service-contract.html release: australia topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 1 breadcrumb: [Resume, Using Contracts and Entitlements Workflows, Customer Contracts and Entitlements, Configure, price, quote apps, Use, Sales Customer Relationship Management] --- # Resume a customer contract Resume a customer contract and its child customer contract lines by creating an order on the CRM Workspace. By resuming a customer contract, you are restarting the services specified in that customer contract. ## Before you begin You can resume a customer contract when at least one of the associated root sold product is in Inactive, Canceled, or Suspended state. For product inventory records, you can resume a customer contract when the associated product inventory record is in Suspended state. Role required: sn\_customerservice\_manager and sn\_ind\_tmt\_orm.order\_agent. ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **Workspaces** > **CSM/FSM Configurable Workspace**. 2. In the Contracts and Entitlements list, select **Customer Contracts**. 3. In the Contracts and Entitlements - Customer Contracts list, select the customer contract. 4. Select **Resume**. 5. In the Resume customer contract window, in the **Start date and time** field, enter when you want to resume the customer contract. 6. Add a reason for a resuming the customer contract in the **Reason for resumption** field. 7. Select **Resume**. An order for resuming the customer contract is created. 8. In the Order Line Items related list, double-click the State value of the parent order line and set it to **Completed**. The modifications are visible on the customer contract. ## Result The customer contract and all its associated child contract lines and entitlements are back in Active or Draft state, depending on the start date of the respective entity.