Cloud Contracts 365

The builder starts from documents written by the Law 365 team rather than generated from scratch. You answer questions about scope, fees, and liability, and it assembles an agreement from those answers. The library covers the documents technology businesses sign most: master services agreements, NDAs, professional services agreements, website terms, and privacy policies. Answers are saved, so a second contract for a similar client takes minutes.

Upload a contract and the reviewer compares it against a clause checklist built for technology work, then returns a contract risk score with the specific passages behind it. Each flagged item explains what the clause does and what to push back on. This is the feature customers mention most in public reviews, usually because it caught something they would have signed. It reads the document, not your entire contract history, so a human still owns the final call.

Every agreement, version, and signature lives in one searchable place, tagged by client and type. You can see what's active, what's expiring, and which paper is still unsigned. Access is role based, which matters when sales and finance both need the same document but not the same permissions. The point is less about storage space and more about never hunting through someone's inbox again.

Signing isn't a separate subscription. You send a document straight from the record it belongs to, and the signed copy files itself back. Lower bundles include unlimited e-signature credits under a 500 credit fair use policy, which is plenty for a typical MSP. Signers don't need an account, which removes the usual friction with clients.

The platform tracks start dates, renewal dates, and notice periods, then emails you before each one closes. You set how far ahead the warning lands, from a few days to a few months. For contracts that auto renew, this is the difference between renegotiating on your terms and discovering a twelve month rollover after the fact.

On the Pro and Scale plans, HaloPSA integration pulls client records so ticket and contract data line up. The Scale bundle adds six hours of legal support a year from Law 365, useful when a clause needs a real opinion rather than a risk flag. Buyers who need more can extend the legal partnership separately.