Modern organizations need contract processes that keep pace with the speed of business. Yet many teams still face slow, complex workflows that depend heavily on legal involvement. Today, the focus is shifting toward intuitive, self‑service contract management that empowers non‑legal users to work independently—and efficiently.
Empowering Business Users With Intuitive Contract Management
By Sean Heck on 01/29/26
AI‑Driven Contract Intelligence for Faster, Safer Contracting
By Sean Heck on 01/28/26
AI‑driven contract intelligence is reshaping the way organizations manage contracts by automating extraction, accelerating reviews, detecting critical clauses, and evaluating risk with unprecedented precision. As businesses juggle growing contract volumes and tight compliance requirements, teams increasingly rely on contract AI to improve speed, consistency, and strategic decision‑making. By integrating advanced language models and machine learning into the contract lifecycle, organizations can move away from manual processes and adopt a more proactive, insights‑driven approach to contracting.
No‑Code Workflow Configuration for Faster, Smarter Contracting
By Sean Heck on 01/27/26
We dwell in a rapidly evolving contract lifecycle management landscape where organizations must respond quickly to regulatory shifts, operational demands, and growth‑driven priorities. As such, no‑code workflow configuration has emerged as one of the most important capabilities for teams seeking agility, governance, and efficiency without relying heavily on IT resources or custom development. Let's read on to find out how no-code workflow configuration positively transforms contract management.
Contract Management Software for Higher Education
By Bradford Jones on 01/21/26
Colleges, universities, and other education institutions draft, negotiate, and approve a myriad of contracts with vendors, partners, suppliers, and employees every year. Actively managing contracting processes and maintaining formal relationships can be difficult and time-consuming. This holds especially true for the many universities that don’t have a system in place for the contract management process. In 2026, these challenges are even more pressing as higher education institutions face increased financial strain, heightened regulatory constraints, and greater pressure to modernize procurement and compliance workflows.







