A contract should help
the business keep its word.

Built from a real problem.

ContractSorted grew out of managing customer and supplier agreements at a clinical research company: framework agreements, work orders, data processing addenda and a steady stream of amendments, spread across inboxes and shared drives. The terms were there. The deadlines were there. Knowing where to find them, and who had to act, was the hard part.

Big contract management systems were built for legal departments. Spreadsheets were free and always out of date. There was nothing in between for a business that runs on contracts but doesn’t employ a lawyer, so we built it.

What we believe.

Reading is the job of the software. Nobody at a small business should have to read forty pages to find a notice period.

Every answer should show its source. AI is useful when you can check it in a second. That’s why every finding links to the sentence it came from.

People decide. The software suggests; the person who knows the business confirms. Nothing becomes a task without someone approving it.

Everyone in the company should be in. Contracts are everybody’s job, so we don’t charge per user.

A straightforward name.

“Sorted” means handled. Found, understood, assigned and done. That’s the promise: you know what’s in your contracts, and someone is taking care of it.

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