Have you had to deal with a new a contract lately? Did you have to print, scan or manually sign a document and then save it?
Depending on the size of your organisation you could be dealing with hundreds of contracts every month and doing so without a digital solution in place could not only expose your organisation to serious risk, but waste time and can hamper your ability to close deals.
Contract management is the process of managing agreements from creation through to negotiation, signing and renewal. Not only could there be lots of moving parts though-out, but also a number of different people and departments involved. Add increased contract complexity as well increased volume to this, and you may run into serious problems without an efficient digital solution in place.
Our document management software means you can digitally manage your contracts and have full visibility at any stage of their lifecycle. Up to 80% of B2B revenue is governed by contracts and so automating processes that remove manual work reduces associated risk, and therefore needs to be a priority for your organisation. If you're signing more than 20 contracts each month, or using Excel and shared drives is too difficult, you need to look at digitising contract management.
If you're having difficulty managing your contracts then we want to speak with you! We want to understand the problems you're having and talk about how we can help.
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