Your contracts. Your commitments. Sorted.Explore the interactive tour

EVERY AGREEMENT, IN CONTEXT

All your contracts.
The whole picture.

Bring customer and supplier agreements together by relationship and project. Find the document you need, the terms that matter and the person responsible.

▤ YOUR CONTRACT WORKSPACESample data

Northstar Studio

One relationship. The complete agreement.

▤Master services agreementConfirmed
↳Website project · Statement of workActive
↳Reporting amendmentRelated document
Illustrative product workflow · fictional data

A folder stores files.
A workspace keeps the context.

The signed agreement might be in an inbox. The statement of work is in a project folder. The amendment arrived six months later. Your team should be able to see the relationship between them before making a decision.

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOUR TEAM

Find the agreement.
Keep the context.

Keep related documents together

Connect master agreements, project orders, schedules and amendments. Preserve the individual documents and make their relationship visible.

Find the answer behind the filename

Use full-text search and structured fields to find counterparties, terms, owners and dates across the register.

Give each agreement a home

Organize around customers, suppliers and projects. Add an accountable owner so responsibility travels with the agreement.

A WORKFLOW YOU CAN FOLLOW

From document to day-to-day.

01

Bring the documents

Start with the signed files you have and identify any missing schedules or amendments.

02

Confirm the relationship

Review the suggested counterparty, project and document connections. Keep uncertain relationships open for review.

03

Make the register useful

Confirm important terms, assign an owner and connect the agreement to the next action.

THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

A few good
questions.

Can one customer have several project agreements?

Yes, that is central to the product direction. A relationship can contain a master agreement, several project agreements and related amendments. The applicable scope still needs to be confirmed.

Do archived contracts disappear?

The intended workflow keeps historical documents and their context accessible while separating them from active work. Export is part of the proposed core offer.

Will this replace our CRM?

ContractSorted is focused on the agreements behind the relationship. Your CRM can remain the place for sales and account activity. Specific integrations are not yet committed.

YOUR CONTRACTS. YOUR COMMITMENTS. SORTED.

Your contracts can do more
than sit in a folder.

See how clear terms become clear responsibilities. Start with a sample agreement and follow it through to action.

Explore the preview. No account or real documents required.