The smartest contract repository and management system. Ever.

SpotDraft’s extraction tool saved a lot of time with contract summaries and helped our small but mighty team manage our contract volumes. It also organizes our contracts, housing them in one place.

Being lawyers themselves, the SpotDraft folks speak the language of in-house teams. This makes it easy for us, as users, to communicate our problem statements. SpotDraft offers end-to-end implementation and is effective and efficient.

Having SpotDraft on hand has made my one-woman legal team faster. As we grow and have more clients, we have more contracts, Spotdraft helps me keep up with the quick pace of our industry.

One of the first workflows we set up at SpotDraft was to streamline the Compensation plan execution of our global teams. Once the workflow was set up, getting signatures from over 200 reps was a cinch.

SpotDraft converted a time-consuming process that required constant follow-up into a frictionless experience for our end users. SpotDraft has been a true partner to us. We look forward to continuing our engagement with them.

Spotdraft has become our one tool solution with a fantastic UI, a great team of individuals working behind the scenes, and excellent attention to detail in terms of understanding the needs of the end customer.

The SpotDraft team were highly responsive, very engaged, and open to feedback. Feedback was taken onboard immediately, feature requests were implemented quickly, and platform improvements were rolled out frequently.

We have been immensely impressed by the onboarding process with Spotdraft. The team could not have been more responsive and helpful.

SpotDraft was a good starting point as it identified the areas of the agreement that deviated from our standards and hence needed our attention. The platform is very intuitive, making the on-boarding process fairly quick.

We were thrilled with the speed and accuracy of SpotDraft’s delivery. SpotDraft was able to quickly and easily review contracts as per our requirements, cutting what was a two-week contract cycle to a few hours.”