Every contract, and everything it obliges you to do.
A repository that knows when each agreement expires, what it commits you to, and which version is current — with drafting, amendment and review in the same place.
Supply Agreement — Verma Industries
This Agreement is entered into between Sharma Traders and Verma Industries. It shall take effect on 01 April 2026 and continue until 31 March 2028, unless earlier terminated. Either party may decline renewal by giving notice thirty days before expiry. The parties shall discharge the obligations set out in Schedule II.
Extracted
—Sharma Traders · Verma Industries
—01 April 2026
—31 March 2028
—30 days before expiry
—3 tracked
The agreement is in someone's inbox. The amendment is in a folder named final_v3. The renewal date was in a spreadsheet nobody has opened in months.
Every agreement, in one searchable place
Every agreement in one repository, organised into folders and sub-folders and searchable — not scattered across inboxes and shared drives.
Folders
- Verma Industries
- Supply
- NDAs
- Sharma & Co.
- Engagements
Contract
Counterparty
Status
Supply Agreement
Verma Industries
ActiveNDA
Verma Industries
ExpiringService SOW
Sharma & Co.
ActiveDates pulled from the document, not re-keyed
Expiry and renewal dates are read out of the agreement itself, so the date on file matches the date in the contract, not a re-typed copy of it.
Expiring
NDA
Expires 15.06.2026Which version is current, and what changed
Every version of an agreement is kept, with the current one marked and the changes between versions visible — no more guessing which file is final.
Versions
Drafted as a new version, never over the original
Open the agreement in DocBare as your starting point and draft the amendment. Saving it creates a new version — the executed original is never overwritten, and the version history shows exactly what changed.
Supply Agreement — Verma Industries
Saves as v3 · v2 preservedAmendment · working draft
11.2 Either party may terminate this Agreement on sixty days’ written notice without assigning any reason, such notice to be despatched to the address recorded in Schedule I.
Drafted in DocBare from the executed agreement. Saving creates a new version — the original is not overwritten.
What each agreement commits you to
Obligations under each contract are listed out and tracked, rather than sitting unread in a clause until something goes wrong.
Supply Agreement — Verma Industries
Obligation
Clause 11.2 — terminate on thirty days’ written notice; diary the notice period against the matter.
Due · 02.10.2026Before the window closes, not after
A reminder arrives while there is still time to renegotiate or exit, not the week an agreement has already auto-renewed.
Supply Agreement — Verma Industries
Renewal
Auto-renewal window opens 90 days before 31.12.2026.
Due · 02.10.2026Your own approved language, reusable
Clauses your organisation has already approved sit in one library, ready to drop into the next draft instead of being retyped from an old contract.
Clause library
Generate a draft from a template you control
Start a new agreement from your own template, not a generic one, and get a first draft that already reflects your organisation's standard positions.
Templates
Assign work, see what is outstanding
Work against a contract — a review, a redline, a renewal decision — is assigned and tracked against the agreement itself, so nothing is outstanding without someone owning it.
Tasks on contract
Control who can reach which folders
Permissions are set per folder, so each member reaches the agreements their work requires and nothing beyond them.
Folder permissions
- Verma IndustriesPartners · Associates
- SupplyInherited
- NDAsInherited
- Sharma & Co.Partners
- EngagementsInherited
What it draws on.
Your own contracts and templates. Nothing else.
What it does not do.
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Contracts is Enterprise only
It is not included on other plans. Configuration and rollout are part of onboarding a team onto it.
It does not negotiate for you, or decide what to accept
It surfaces what a document says and what it commits you to. Whether a term is acceptable, and what to push back on, stays a call for your team.
It does not sign. It does not file
Execution and filing happen outside Contracts, through whatever process your organisation already uses for them.