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Legal teams can often act as a bottleneck in the sales or procurement cycle due to long, manual contract generation processes. For a contract management solution to be effective, workflows should span the whole organisation.
Users don’t need yet another all-in-one platform for contract creation that interrupts their work or involves intensive training.
With the right technology, digital contract processes can be integrated into familiar tools and processes to suit modern ways of working, rather than working against them.
Utilise Summize as your digital assistant to facilitate contract creation. Using Microsoft Teams and Slack as your legal front door, allow legal and business users to create contracts from scratch in minutes, from a library of pre-approved legal templates and content.
Eliminate bottlenecks in your pre-signature contracts by allowing business users to self-serve on contract creation with an intuitive Q&A bot that retains legal consistency and compliance.
Create contracts in under 2 minutes and eliminate lengthy processes, bottlenecks, and delays in the sales cycle. With an integration-first approach, the user experience is simple and intuitive, requiring minimal training and fitting seamlessly into existing ways of working.
Ensure every contract created is company and legal compliant. Contracts are created from a set of pre-approved legal questions and templates for consistency and visibility of risk, with analytics tracking contract KPIs.
According to a study by EY, an average of 19,000 - 50,000 contracts are created, managed and reviewed every year by contracting teams at large organisations.
Why not find out what that's costing your business?
The calculations included in these tables were taken from a number of reports including: Glassdoor, World CC, ACC, and Summize. They also do not include the price of Summize licences.
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