Obligations with an owner
Extract duties from agreements and assign the team responsible for fulfilling them.
Keep the obligation in sight.
Teams can follow terms beyond signature.
We connect the signed agreement to what happened after it: a finding, an addendum, an owner, and a deadline.
Contract Guardian extracts service levels, breach terms, obligations, and renewal windows. Your reviewer sees the source clause.
We surface renewal, auto-renewal, and termination windows before the decision passes you by.
Obligations Tracker records customer-side work, the owner, and the evidence due under the agreement or the supplier's SOC 2 report (complementary user entity controls).
When an assessment exposes a gap, we connect the issue and any remediation addendum to the supplier record for the next renewal.
Coastal Community Bank carried an assessment finding into a supplier contract as a remediation deadline. That is what connected risk and legal work looks like when the agreement remains in the program.
Read clauses with Contract Guardian and put customer-owned duties on a schedule with Obligations Tracker. Both work alongside the CLM system you already use.
Extract duties from agreements and assign the team responsible for fulfilling them.
Put auto-renewal and termination dates in front of the people who negotiate terms.
Use assessment exceptions to guide addendums and remediation commitments.
Keep the original agreement, amendments, and fulfillment evidence linked to the supplier.
Renewals, obligations, and findings after the agreement is in place.
We read contract terms, track renewals and obligations, and connect findings to amendments and supplier oversight.
Contract Guardian reads agreements and amendments. Obligations Tracker assigns and follows the duties your team owns.
Yes. We keep the assessment finding alongside the agreement so your team can write a remediation deadline into an addendum.
Your legal and risk teams decide which language to accept. We show the source clause, the finding and the work it creates.
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