https://techcelerate.venturesFrom creation, through collaboration, signature, tracking, renewal and beyond: what does end-to-end contract management look like for an efficient, modern business? Expert authors break down every stage to share their secrets. Source: juro.com
| The modern contract handbook: Future-proof your contract management
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Modern contract management |
What’s inside?
Introduction
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Richard Mabey, CEO, Juro
Tech can’t solve bad drafting: six lessons from Ken Adams
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Ken Adams, Author, A Manual of Style for Contract Drafting
In a nutshell: what is contract management software?
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Its function, users and key terms
Create
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Legal design: the experts speak
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Featuring Margaret Hagan, Helena Haapio, Stefania Passera, Marie Potel-Saville
and Lieke Beelen
Designing for yes: how to create contracts people want to sign
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Verity White, Legal counsel, Telstra
Collaborate
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How to capture and use contract collaboration data
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Pavel Kovalevich, Chief Product Officer, Juro
Approvals: how legal can reduce friction (but keep control)
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Alex McPhie, Director of Customer Success, Juro
Sign
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eSigning: the global state of play
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Josephine Hanschke, Customer Success Associate, Juro
Mobile-first contracting: a case study
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Juro and City Relay
Manage
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The 7 best contract metrics to track – and why you need to start
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Lucy Endel Bassli, Founder & Principal, InnoLegal Consulting
Why you need to integrate contracts with the business’
systems of record
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Raul Balchin-Qais, Senior Account Executive, Juro
Post-signature
Connected contracts
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Peter Hunn, Founder, Clause.io
Conclusions
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Richard Mabey, CEO, Juro
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The views expressed in this guide are the contributors’ own and not those of Juro.
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The modern contract handbook | Introduction
Contracts are pretty simple. Or, at least, they should be. Two or more parties get
together to assign some rights and obligations. They agree, and then they have to
abide by that agreement. If something goes wrong, everyone can look back at the
contract to find out what they promised.
The process used to involve little more than people, pens, pencils and some paper.
In the thousands of years th