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How it works

One sequence. The agreement stays in the same file.

Six stages, in the order the work happens. Output from one stage is input to the next. The work does not stop at signature.

Before signature

Bring the document in. Understand it. Write what goes back.

Four stages while the agreement is still being formed. Each hands work to the next inside the same record.

01

Import

Upload counterparty paper, scan an agreement, open an existing contract, or start from Locke Professional drafting resources.

Counterparty paper · Scans · Existing contracts · Drafting resources

02

Review

Read the document, surface material language, flag risks and issues, and capture the facts the file needs.

Material language · Risks · Issues · Contract facts

03

Draft

Create or revise the agreement with structured drafting tools, clause resources, guided workflows, and in-context assistance.

Structured drafting · Clause resources · Guided workflows

04

Negotiate

Compare revisions, evaluate counterparty language, and keep a clear record of what changed and why.

Revisions · Counterparty language · Change history

Through signature

Internal controls, then the signature.

One stage turns a draft into a binding record.

05

Approve & Execute

Run the final agreement through the team’s required controls, then execute.

Internal controls · Execution

After signature

Keep the obligations in view.

Many tools end when the document is signed. This stage is how renewals, notices, and duties stay attached to the file.

06

Track

Continue managing obligations, dates, notices, renewals, and the executed record for the life of the agreement.

Obligations · Dates · Notices · Renewals · Executed record

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