A contract should help
the business keep its word.

The details are there.
The handover often isn’t.

A customer agreement can contain a condition that changes how a project should run. A supplier contract can require a decision before a notice window closes. Those details exist, but the people responsible may not know where to find them.

ContractSorted grew from the practical problem of managing customer and supplier agreements at a clinical research company: scattered information, unclear deadlines and important clauses that someone needed to monitor. An internal CRM solution helped address that problem. The product idea explores how to give other growing businesses a useful way to organize and act on their own agreements.

Built for the people
who make the business work.

Owners, operations, finance and project teams need an understandable view of what was agreed. They need the important exceptions, a practical handover and a clear next step when circumstances change.

That is the focus: bring contracts together, help people verify the terms that matter, and keep responsibilities connected to the work. The product is being developed around a self-service experience.

A straightforward name.
A practical promise.

“Sorted” means bringing order and getting things handled. For ContractSorted, the ambition is a team that can find the agreement, understand the commitment and know who is taking care of it.