During the certificate order process, you have the option to automatically renew an SSL, client, grid, or standard code signing certificate 30 days before it expires. If you change your mind, after the certificate has been issued, you can open the Order # details pane and turn automatic renewal On or Off for a certificate.
Automatic certificate renewal is disabled for a certificate order if the user who originally placed the order no longer has permissions to renew the certificate (e.g., deleted from the account). To prevent certificate auto-renewal interruptions like this, DigiCert recommends setting up a default user for the division's auto-renewal certificate orders. If you aren't using divisions in your account, set up a default user for your accounts auto-renewal certificate orders. See Set default user for auto-renewal orders.
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