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Learn more about legal automation, how it works, and how AI will shape legal automation going forward.

Your business runs on contracts, and as the company grows, so too do contract volumes. How do you keep track of contracts at scale?

Modern businesses run on software-as-a-subscription products nowadays. But how can they keep on top of contract renewals?

When you enter into a contract with someone, you both agree to be bound by its terms. But what happens if you need to change these?

Why should you review a contract, what are you looking for, and what's the process for marking and actioning changes?

What separates a simple promise from a binding agreement? This page explores the key elements of a contract that make it legally enforceable.

Excel is rivalled only by Word in its ubiquity - if you're not ready for a CLM, can Excel help you manage legal documents?

What is legal operations? Legal ops means running in-house legal like a business, leveraging key non-legal competencies, to help drive efficiency & growth.

It's a familiar story: install software to do some of the heavy-lifting - then watch on in confusion as nobody uses it.

Getting contracts approved can be a pain point for the business - and a key risk for legal.

eSignature has enabled legal and commercial to agree terms without pen and paper. But what’s the state of play regarding recognition of eSigning around the world?

Contract lifecycle management metrics can give businesses a whole new layer of insight into how their legal team functions. But are businesses choosing and tracking them effectively? Let's find out.

Discover what contract data extraction is, and how you can use it to unlock valuable insights into your contract portfolio in 2024.

While in-house roles can vary widely, lawyers often face the same misconceptions and challenges with their contract process.

Legal software solutions can help corporate legal departments be more efficient - but with so much out there, which, if any, does your business need?

It might be the best-adopted software solution in the entire legal industry. But how do you bridge Word's product gaps when it comes to contracts?

When is a contract not a contract? When it's an agreement. Unless it's a contract. Confused yet?

Online contracts promise faster routes to revenue and reduced admin lifts for legal teams. So how do you get started?