Your developer or software vendor connects it
Your own developer, or the company behind your system, connects dokus once. From then on, documents make themselves from your data.
Legal approves the wording once. Every contract after that is made from it and the deal data, so nobody edits clauses in a copy, and you can prove what each party received.
Changes happen in the template, not in copies.
Your standard agreements stay as Word files; approved versions never change.
Parties, fees and terms filled in; clauses included only when they apply.
Discuss a clause next to it and approve one exact version.
Every party signs the same file.
Which version, which data and a fingerprint of the file, for every contract.
Three ways to start, depending on who runs your software.
Your own developer, or the company behind your system, connects dokus once. From then on, documents make themselves from your data.
We connect your system for one set of documents, and your team checks every page before it goes out.
In early access: the people who own the documents upload their own Word templates, mark the blanks and make documents on the dokus website.
Available today, with the next tools joining as they ship.
PDF and Word files from your data and your own Word templates
Mark templates and make documents without a developer
Change documents on screen, inside your app
A clear yes on one exact version, with who and when
Several people sign the exact same file, in order
Which template, which data, when, and a fingerprint
Bring one agreement your team sends most.
Thirty minutes on your own template and your own data. You see it made by dokus.