We know there are lots of loyal DocuSign users out there. That’s why we made our DocuSign integration even better. We already had a one-way integration where your final executed DocuSign agreements are automatically saved in your ContractSafe account. We’ve now added a two-way integration where you can send final drafts from your ContractSafe account out to DocuSign for execution, and have the final executed agreements automatically returned to the right place in your ContractSafe account.

Today I’m going to answer a question I get asked all the time . . . what does OCR stand for, what is it, and why should I care about it?

ContractSafe is now a member of the Okta Application Network. That means ContractSafe is an approved, pre-integrated application that works with Okta (and any other SAML 2.0 application) for easy single sign-on authentication. For enterprises that use single sign-on, this means your users can log into ContractSafe without using separate login credentials.

If you are like most companies, you store your contracts and other legal documents in a shared drive or generic cloud service like Box, Dropbox or Google Drive. This approach is risky and wastes time. How? Here are five reasons and the best practices to correct these issues.

What makes us tick at ContractSafe? Why are we so focused on providing an easy-to-use and affordable tool to make it easier for folks to find their legal documents, stay in compliance and protect confidentiality? Check out this Stanford Law School CodeX interview with ContractSafe co-founder Ken Button.

CLICK HERE to download for free The Eight Scariest Mistakes In-House Counsel Make and How to Avoid Them. Take 10 minutes to read it and avoid these scary mistakes.

This interview with Mary O’Carroll, Head of Legal Operations at Google, provides a fascinating peak under the tent at how the company’s 1,000 in-house counsel operate. Check out the five key takeaways. #ContractSafe #CoolTech

How to tame your “big, disorganized mess?” We cover this and more in this interview about ContractSafe with SocalTech.

Companies moved a staggering $4.4b worth of legal services in-house in the past year, according to a new survey conducted by BTI Consulting Group. This continues a long-term trend, with more services moving in-house in eight of the past ten years. The reasons – increasing rates, runaway scopes of work, and an inability to leverage the relationships they have in place to benefit from their current firms’ institutional knowledge.