Every contract you've signed, stored as data you can act on.

We use AI to read your paperwork. What it finds goes into a register, and a person confirms it. From there, the deadlines, the reminders and the follow-up run by themselves.

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Reads from Google Drive, email and uploads. Signed documents only.

Ask across 34 agreements

Automatic renewals Missing documents

Which agreements renew automatically in the next six months?

3 agreements · sorted by notice deadline

Accounting systemNotice by 2026-10-31, renews 12 monthsp. 7

Office cleaningNotice by 2026-11-30, renews 12 monthsp. 2

Printer leaseNotice by 2027-01-15, renews 36 monthsp. 4

Filing rules work until the company outgrows the people who wrote them.

With ten people, someone knows where the lease is and when it can be terminated. With sixty, contracts sit in personal drives, email attachments and three versions of the same folder structure. A filing policy depends on everyone following it, every time.

Where is it?: Appendices saved apart from the agreement they change. The newest version is whichever one somebody opened last.
What did we agree to?: Notice periods, price clauses, exclusivity, liability caps, automatic renewal. Across a hundred agreements, nobody remembers all of them.
When do we act?: Usually the end date minus the notice period. That date is written in no contract and sits in no one's calendar.

Have you ever missed a termination deadline?

All of us have forgotten to cancel contracts that should have been cancelled, paid for things we couldn't find time to get rid of, and signed for contracts we maybe should have read twice.

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A register first. Reading on top.

The signed fileFetched from Google Drive, sent by email or uploaded. Kept as it is, or deleted once a person has confirmed what was read, if you prefer.
Typed fieldsThe dates and the terms: signed, in force, ends, notice period, options, renewal and price adjustment. Each value cites the page it came from.
Computed deadlinesEnd date minus notice, option windows, price adjustment dates. The same confirmed input always gives the same deadline.
A role that answers for itEach agreement answers to a role, and others can be told. A letter on the notice day, then a line in every Monday letter until it is handled.

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Framework agreement, office supplies, signed.pdf

Google Drive · /Kontrakter · 14 pages

term_end_at2027-02-28 · p. 3confirmed

option_periods2 × 12 months · p. 3confirmed

notice_period3 months · p. 3confirmed

price_adjustment_atevery year, 1 March · p. 6confirmed

option deadline = end − notice period
                = 2027-02-28 − 3 months
                = 2026-11-28

Next decision: use option 1 by 2026-11-28

For Finance · in the Monday letter from 2026-10-29

What else it does

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Automatic importConnect a Google Drive folder. New and changed files are fetched and read without anyone uploading them.Complete document packsWhen an agreement mentions an appendix, an amendment or another agreement, we check that you have it.Data roomEvery file sorted into a fixed folder structure. Download all of it as one zip.Audit logWho saw what, and when. Every view, download and change.Delete after parseKeep the data, not the paperwork. Files are deleted once you've confirmed what was read.

Why not just keep them in Drive and ask Copilot?

You can, and it will find a clause when you ask for one. The trouble is the weeks when nobody asks. We store what's read as confirmed data, and the reminders, the roles and the checks around each agreement run whether anyone remembers or not.

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