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Choose how a document starts

Start from a template, or upload a file and say who will sign or respond.

Unsigned forms get a reminder

If a form is still unsigned, a reminder email goes out after 1, 5, 10, and 20 days.

Design and photography cover more of the work

A design agreement works for a logo, a brand, an interface, or other digital files. A photography agreement covers a professional shoot, and creator work uses a brand collaboration agreement.

More agreements, from construction to creative work

The contract creator now includes construction, founder and shareholder, privacy, and creative agreements. A few questions set the deal, including vesting, an ownership table, and extra signature lines.

Shorter agreements cover the usual deal terms

Leases, loans, employment, and the other shorter agreements now include the clauses those deals usually need. A few plain questions set the choices, and AI still writes the parts that should stay in your words.

An MSA can include the first project

Describe the first engagement in the master service agreement. A separate statement of work is only needed when later projects attach.

The draft is ready to edit

Change the contract by typing in it. Those edits stay when you ask chat to revise it, go back to your answers, or continue.

Address questions follow the country

Say which country an address is in. The next question asks for that address in the usual local form.

Fields finish more of the document for you

Enter a name, title, email, phone, company, or signature once, and every matching field fills in with it. A checkbox can also be required, so the signer has to check it before the document can be completed.

Shape a contract while it is still a draft

Describe the deal first, then edit the sections in place and attach your own files or an existing template. The draft follows that brief and those materials instead of starting over.

More agreements in the contract creator

The contract creator can draft a DPA, one-way NDA, independent contractor agreement, MSA, service agreement, SOW, order form, LOI, pilot agreement, term sheet, amendment, and AI addendum.

Signing waits on open changes

A contract stays in review until every tracked change is resolved. It cannot go out for signature while markup is still open.

Sign a contract you created

A document from the contract creator can be signed by the person who wrote it. You do not have to send it to someone else before the first signature.

Signing links can expire

A signing link can be given an expiration. After that time the link no longer opens the document.

A note with each redline turn

When you send a redline turn, you can include a short message. The other side sees why the draft came back, not only the markup.

Signers can use their real names

Signing keeps names and field values as they are typed, including accents and other scripts.

Review a contract against a playbook

Teams can keep the clauses they actually use as playbooks. During a redline turn, AI review sits beside the contract and points at issues against that playbook.

Finished documents have their own place

Documents that are fully signed sit in a finalized list, apart from ones still in progress.

Older Word files can be signed

A .doc file can be uploaded and signed, along with PDF and .docx.

Drop a file onto the dashboard

Drag a document onto the dashboard to add it. You do not have to open an upload dialog first.

Every document has an audit trail

Open the audit trail to see who viewed a document, who signed it, and when. The finished copy is part of that record.

Send a resolved redline for signature

When a redline is ready to sign, send it for signature from that request.

Each redline turn explains itself

A turn includes a summary of what changed. Comments in the history can be replied to.

Redlining happens one turn at a time

One side edits, then sends the draft. The other side takes the next turn. If it is not your turn, the editor stays closed.

See what is waiting on you

A list shows the documents that still need your signature, separate from the ones you sent.

Confirm the fields after a redline

Once tracked changes are resolved, review the document and check that the fields still sit in the right place before anyone signs.

The signed copy arrives by email

When signing is finished, the sender and the recipients receive the signed PDF.

Invite someone into a redline

Add another person to a negotiation so they can work on the same draft with you.

Negotiate with tracked changes

Mark up a contract with tracked changes, comments, and a history of the draft. That same document can then be signed.

Build a template and send it

Place fields on a template, then send it. Each recipient gets a copy to fill in and sign.

Choose who fills each field

Add recipients and assign fields to each person. Someone only sees the fields that belong to them.

Share a document by link

Create a link to a document, and require a password if you want one. Collect one response, or a separate copy for each person.

Signing walks you through the fields

The signer moves from field to field, then reviews the document before it is finished.

Draw, type, or reuse a signature

Sign by drawing or by typing your name. A signature you save can be used again on the next document.

Ask for more than a signature

A document can collect a date, a checkbox, or an amount, along with the signature.