Send contracts in Slack, answer the commercial calls in one tap, and work in one shared draft. Every engagement comes with it, from your first contract.
Talk in Slack, change documents in one shared draft, and see where everything stands on your deals page. They stay in sync, so nobody chases versions.
Where you talk
Drop a markup in your channel and it is filed against the right deal as the next round. You get the questions that need you and nothing else.
Where documents change
Each agreement has a single working draft in the browser, in Word format. Nobody keeps their own copy, and every change carries a name and a time.
Where you see everything
Every deal, every version and every decision in one place, with whose turn it is shown on each deal.
No new software. Drop a contract where you already work, answer the calls only you can make, and your attorney handles the rest.
Step 1
Send the redlines to the channel you already use, or forward the email. Nothing to open, no portal, no onboarding.
Step 2
Your attorney marks it up against your playbook. No Word files going round: everyone works on the same draft, every change tracked.
Step 3
You only get the questions that need you, in plain words, with what each answer costs. One tap each.
Step 4
Review the real document, not a summary, in the same place everyone else worked.
Step 5
Before anything reaches the other side, an attorney checks exactly what they will read. Internal notes stay internal.
Step 6
Your answers are tied to the clauses they decided and become part of your playbook, so you are never asked twice.
A negotiation is a web of clauses that have to move together. We keep that web for every deal: which clauses must match, what depends on your suppliers' terms, and which calls you've already made. Each round starts from it.
Your preferred terms, fallbacks and walk-aways are written down once, approved by your attorney, and applied in every review. When you answer a decision, the playbook is updated so you're not asked again.
Every deal shows who has the ball: us, you, or the other side. Upload a contract, answer what's waiting on you, and open any past version with its changes.
In review2
Customer MSA
Parabolic Labs
With usRound 13
Mutual NDA
Northwind
With usNew
Your call1
Order form
Parabolic Labs
Your turn2 decisions
With the other side2
Colocation MSA
Expeditus
With themSent Tue
Series A SPA
Lead investor
With themRound 2
Speed only matters if nothing slips out. These checks run on every round.
Nothing reaches you or the other side until the attorney on your matter has reviewed it and pressed send.
Before a round goes out, everything the other side will read is screened for your other deals, your fallbacks and internal notes.
Each version is compared with the one we last sent, so an edit the other side made without tracking is flagged first.
Their threads and our replies go out. Team notes and your own comments stay inside unless you choose otherwise.
Access is enforced in the database, row by row. Outside counsel working with us see only the deals they are on.
Every Word file, every draft revision and every decision is stored with who made it and when.
No. We work in a Slack channel you already have, or one we set up with you, and everything else runs in the browser. Word files go in and Word files come out.
Yes. Anyone you add can drop files, answer decisions and comment in the shared draft. Each person's changes carry their own name.
Email a contract or upload it on your deals page. You get the same review, the same decisions and the same files back.
You, the people you add, and the Blackwing attorneys on your matters. Access is enforced in the database for every row, and the other side only ever receives what an attorney sends.
No. It comes with every engagement. You pay the flat fee for the legal work, quoted before we start.
A short call with an attorney. You leave with a written scope and one fixed price.
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