How does Ironclad ensure that you'll "never lose a contract again"? Can you dictate what the folder structure will be and have Ironclad follow that automatically?
Can you have it follow agreement naming conventions?
How does it handle successive iterations of a contract that is being negotiated?
Can you also store a record of emails/discussions regarding those negotiations with the contracts?
>How does Ironclad ensure that you'll "never lose a contract again"? Can you dictate what the folder structure will be and have Ironclad follow that automatically?
-Yes, you can!
>Can you have it follow agreement naming conventions?
-Yes!
>How does it handle successive iterations of a contract that is being negotiated?
-We are working on this, but there's some cool functionality built in to Dropbox already for collaboration. I'd suggest sharing the Dropbox folder that contains the doc and using those for now, they are pretty good.
>Can you also store a record of emails/discussions regarding those negotiations with the contracts?
-We're working on this, but for now you still can use Dropbox comments, etc.
It's more of an end-to-end approach than just dealing with templates. The idea is you'd pay Ironclad $49/month rather than pay an assistant way more than that to keep you organized. Does that make sense? Would love any feedback if you think of this differently.
Thoughts: you might have this already, but have you thought about offering discounted time with a lawyer or perhaps even group legal packages?
So to answer your question, we use Ironclad to keep our legal records in order, and we use a lawyer for legal advice.