A unanimous move to protect data from cyber attacks and breaches, GDPR is a regulation and not just a directive, that has to be followed by all the organizations operating within Europe, European residents as well as all Non-European organizations trading with European nationals or companies. This regulation will bring a new set of requirements […]
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Organizations, be small or large, manufacturing or technology, product based or service based when doing business with their suppliers or customers need to put their commitments in writing to avoid any confusion or overlooks. Here comes the need for a contract, a written document that comes with a legal binding to render services promised to
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Technology companies today operate in immediate real-time, an environment that is dynamic and ever-evolving. Managing the risk/reward of contract obligations in technology organizations ensures staying in business, and growing rapidly. So, the question is: How do you structure all your disparate contracts with their attachments so that you have the ability to use them for
Monitoring various legal, and financial risks within contracts is definitely a need for the day and migrating abstracted data into a CLM to monitor and manage your contracts is the focal point of the process. Organizations can have a number of legacy contracts residing across the company divisions, shared folders, and other repositories, which might
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Contract Summarization is the restating of the salient points of interest in the contracts in as few words as possible with the goal to simplify the given information by pointing to the most relevant terms and clauses in the contract, limiting the need for accessing the original documents. Some of the benefits of contract summarization
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We discussed the meaning and objectives of obligation tracking in the previous post, in this post we will discuss how effective the process of automation in tracking can be and how Brightleaf holds an edge over other automation tools enabling it to achieve unparalleled excellence. Before we begin to explain the application of artificial intelligence
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Contract obligation management, also known as contract obligation tracking, involves a structured process of deconstructing contracts into a predefined format, tailored to user needs. By illuminating the contract with mathematical clarity, it allows it to communicate and explain itself to readers without complex analysis. This approach reveals contract intricacies clearly, sparing readers from interpretation burdens.
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Organizations use and need legal contracts to transact business, but it is only when they are managed in an efficient way do they really make business effective. It is therefore imperative to have a system that can store and recall not only the contracts but also the critical and key elements of any contract. Success
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There can be multiple contracts strewn across various parts of an organization, and even if they are collected and housed in a central repository, the key information in these contracts remains buried away. Brightleaf understands that companies are primarily run by contracts, buy-side as well as sell-side, and having access to them, including all the
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Having a Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) system in place is only effective if it contains the essential information in an accessible format. The CLM is not an end in itself but a means to an end, in that it can provide the essential information on demand, or triggered by a previously flagged event/activity, but to
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