Contracts
Contract lifecycle management (CLM) is the process and software for managing a contract through every stage - drafting, negotiation, signature, storage, and renewal - in one controlled system.
Definition
Contract lifecycle management (CLM) is the process and software for managing a contract through every stage - drafting, negotiation, signature, storage, and renewal - in one controlled system.
CLM treats a contract as something with a whole life, not a one-off document. It covers creating the draft, redlining and negotiating terms, getting it signed, storing it, and tracking obligations and renewal dates.
Good CLM reduces risk and delay: standardized templates and approvals speed drafting, a clear audit trail records who changed what, and renewal reminders stop valuable agreements from lapsing unnoticed.
Atlas includes contracts with built-in e-signature, so a document can be drafted, sent, legally signed, and stored without leaving the workspace where the related deal and project already live.
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