Contract management system software for growing companies
A contract management system is the place where every agreement lives after it is signed and where every new one starts. AgreementSoftware gives a growing company that place without an enterprise project: one repository, AI that reads the dates out of your PDFs, alerts before notice deadlines, templates, approvals and e-signature, all on one record per contract. Plans start at $49 a month with every price published. Teams that call the same thing an agreement register will find the cross-department view on our agreement management software page.
Contract snapshot built from a real agreement
Pick one of four sample agreements or paste your own contract text. You get the record AgreementSoftware stores: key terms, the computed notice deadline, the renewal timeline and the clauses worth a second look.
Contract record
- Parties
- Effective date
- Term
- Auto-renewal
- Notice period
- Notice deadline
- Termination
- Payment terms
- Liability cap
- Governing law
Hover a field to see the sentence it came from.Tap a field to see the sentence it came from.
Renewal timeline
- Effective date
- Alert date
- Notice deadline
- Renewal date
This alert date has already passed, so in your account the alert would have fired on that day.
Risk notes
- Auto-renews with a notice period over 60 days.
- Liability is not capped for one or both parties.
- The other party can raise prices at renewal without a limit.
- Termination for convenience is missing or one-sided.
- No clauses flagged for this focus.
Keep this record and the alert that goes with it
Save the contract to your repository and the alert is set for the date above.
Parts of the system
Seven parts, one record per contract
- Repository: upload PDF and DOCX files into folders, tag them, link counterparties, assign owners and search the full text of every agreement, with version history on each one.
- AI extraction: parties, effective date, term, auto-renewal, notice period, termination, payment terms, liability cap and governing law land in structured fields, each with its source sentence and each editable.
- Renewal and obligation alerts: the notice deadline is computed from the term and the notice period, and the owner is emailed at 90, 60, 30 and 7 days, plus any custom obligation reminders you add.
- Templates: company templates with variables, a clause library and a first draft generated from a short form.
- Approvals: rules by contract type and value, an approver chain, comments and a full audit trail.
- E-signature: signing order, reminders and a signed PDF with an audit certificate filed back into the repository automatically.
- Dashboard: upcoming renewals, contract value, contracts by owner and everything expiring this quarter.
Versions are compared side by side, so a returned draft shows exactly which words the other side changed. The redline side is covered on contract redlining software.
What changes in a normal week
A contract management system proves itself in ordinary weeks, not in the demo. This is what a week looks like for a company of about 150 people once the archive is in.
- Monday: the finance lead opens the dashboard, sees three vendor contracts with notice deadlines this quarter and assigns each one an owner.
- Tuesday: sales sends an order form from a template; the discount is above the approval threshold, so the sales director approves it in the record before it goes out for signature.
- Wednesday: the signed order form returns and files itself into the customer's folder with its audit certificate, and its renewal date is already on the dashboard.
- Thursday: legal searches every supplier agreement for the liability cap before a board meeting and exports the list.
- Friday: the owner of a software subscription gets the 30 day alert, decides not to renew and sends notice on time.
None of those steps needs a spreadsheet, a chat thread or a search through somebody's inbox.
Access and audit trail
Who sees what, and who changed what
Contracts are confidential, and not everyone should see every one. On Plus and above, roles and permissions are set per folder, so HR agreements, customer contracts and board documents each stay with the people who need them. The audit log records who edited, approved and sent each contract.
- Your contracts stay yours. Export everything, any time.
- Encrypted in transit and at rest.
- We do not train AI models on your contracts.
- On Enterprise: SSO (SAML), SCIM, custom retention, audit log export and support for your DPA and security review.
Details are on the security page.
Connected to the tools your team already uses
On Plus, deadlines reach people where they work: Slack and email notifications, and an iCal feed that puts every notice deadline into the calendar. On Pro, the system connects with Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Drive, OneDrive and Slack, and a REST API with webhooks lets your own tools read contracts and react to events. Pro reporting shows contract value by counterparty and department and exports a renewal forecast for finance.
What to check before you choose a contract management system
- Can it read the contracts you already have, or does someone type every date in by hand?
- Is the notice deadline computed for you, or only the expiry date?
- Can you see the source of every AI value and correct it?
- Does the signed copy file itself, or does someone download and re-upload it?
- Are prices published, and can you start this week without a consultant?
- Can you export everything if you leave?
We answer each of these the same way: yes. For a fair comparison with other vendors, see the best contract management software guide, and for the full lifecycle view, our contract lifecycle management software page. Smaller teams can start with contract management software for small business.
Plans for every stage of growth
- Starter, $49 per month: 3 seats, 500 stored contracts, AI extraction for 50 documents per month, renewal alerts for every contract, 10 templates and 25 e-signature envelopes per month.
- Plus, $149 per month, the most popular: 10 seats, 2 500 contracts, 300 AI extractions, AI clause search, approval workflows, obligation tracking and permissions per folder.
- Pro, $499 per month: 40 seats, unlimited contracts, 1 500 AI extractions, conditional routing, bulk send, integrations and reporting.
- Enterprise: SSO, SCIM, 100 seats and an uptime SLA, $998 per month.
Billed yearly: $288, $888 and $2,988. The pricing page lists every limit. The reading side is explained on AI contract management software, and the signing side on electronic signature software.
What is a contract management system?
It is software that stores, organizes and tracks a company's agreements: a searchable repository, the key dates and terms of each contract, alerts before deadlines, and usually drafting, approval and signature tools as well.
Can we import our existing contracts?
Yes. Upload PDF and DOCX files, individually or by folder, and AI extraction fills the key fields for review. On Enterprise, dedicated onboarding includes migration of the existing archive.
How are extra seats billed?
Extra seats on every plan cost $15 per seat per month, on the same billing period as your plan.
Do you offer SSO?
SSO (SAML) and SCIM provisioning are part of Enterprise, $998 per month or $499 per month billed yearly, with support for your security review.
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One system for every agreement your company signs
Create your account, upload your contracts and let the system tell you what is due before it is due.