Wraft is an open-source Document Lifecycle Management platform.
ContractManager is a contract management software for the Jameica platform.
The open-source alternative to Ironclad + Harvey. Self-hosted, AI-native contract lifecycle management — your contracts never leave your servers.
Contract Management System Application Created Using ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 6)
Always free deterministic linter for legal documents.
A contracts broker that provides a declarative way of sharing, validating & discovering contracts between multiple projects.
An open library of reusable AI skills for procurement, sourcing, contracting and supplier management.
A data structure to track data over time. It works by tracking time/schedule information rather than tracking data changes over time.
Open-source, self-hosted AI-native contract lifecycle management (CLM) for contract operations.
Intelligent contract management system leveraging AI to analyze, process, and extract actionable insights from legal documents
Open-source AI contract review & e-signature platform. Free alternative to DocuSign, Adobe Sign & PandaDoc. Draft, review, and sign legal contracts with AI-powered clause analysis.
Digital contracts manager. Send, fill and sign contracts online.
An open-source OCR-assisted invoice and contract management system.
KANAP, the open source IT governance platform: IT budget (OPEX/CAPEX), application landscape, project portfolio, tasks and documentation in one governed record, with Plaid, a built-in AI agent. AGPL v3. Self-host free, or hosted.
Import Dell Warranties into ServiceNow with ease!
Application Service Supporting Entitlement and Administration of Government Procurement Actions
Local-first music catalog manager for artists and labels: tracks, releases, works, rights, contracts, GS1, and deliverables.
Commercial Partnership Workflow with Secure Data Registration + Slack Notifications and Clicksign for Signatures
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