A contract repository your whole team can actually search

Contracts scattered across inboxes, drives, and filing cabinets aren't managed — they're just stored. A repository makes them one searchable, filterable, permissioned source of truth.

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Organized the way operators think

Rows are agreements, not files. Each agreement groups its whole family — original, amendments, extensions, notices — in chronological order, with the current terms shown at the agreement level. Filter by type, status, location, owner, tag, or how soon it ends; save any filter set as a shared view like "Property leases" or "Terminating soon."

Search inside the documents, not just titles

Full-text search covers every page of every document, so "exclusivity" or "personal guarantee" finds the clause even when it's buried on page 40 of a scan. Combine text search with filters — every lease that mentions an expansion option, across all locations.

Permissions and an audit trail built in

Owner, Admin, Member, and Viewer roles control who can edit, who can upload, and who can download originals — Viewers can read in-app without download rights. Every download is logged with who and when, visible in the agreement's activity feed and the org audit log. Data is isolated per organization with row-level security.

Export is always available

Your data stays yours: the whole repository exports to CSV at any time, matching whatever filters you have applied.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a contract repository and a shared drive?

A drive stores files; a repository knows what's in them. In a repository each agreement carries structured data — dates, costs, renewal terms — so you can filter, sort, alert, and report. A folder of PDFs can't tell you what's terminating in 90 days.

Can I control who downloads original documents?

Yes — download rights are a separate permission from viewing. A Viewer role can read documents in-app but can't download originals, and every download by anyone is audit-logged.

How do documents get their data filled in?

AI extraction reads each upload and fills the structured fields itself, with page citations and confidence scores. You verify once instead of doing data entry.

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