Scope the inventory
Confirm the entity, supplied agreements, priority risks and intended template use.

Bring your commercial agreements into one working system, with clear owners, renewal dates and practical negotiation guidance. Start with a defined setup assignment, then agree the level of continuing legal support your business needs.
Scope your contract deskConfirm the entity, supplied agreements, priority risks and intended template use.
Record key terms, owners and dates, and identify agreements needing separate detailed work.
Develop three agreed templates, negotiation guidance and an intake process.
Confirm register ownership, review routines and any continuing legal support mandate.
Use the editable workbook to organise agreements and renewal dates. Downloading it does not activate monitoring or engage the firm to track your contracts.
Treating inventory triage as a full audit or renegotiation of every agreement
Relying on a register without an owner to review and act on dates
Using a standard template without checking the transaction and schedules
Assuming a continuing desk includes unlimited matters or urgent work
A continuing desk can cover four defined matters per month within an agreed capacity allowance. Complexity, negotiation rounds, urgent work and excess capacity are agreed expressly. Historical audits, disputes and foreign-law opinions sit outside the initial setup unless separately agreed.
Send a non-confidential enquiryNo. The initial scope includes inventory and issue triage for up to 20 supplied agreements. Detailed review or renegotiation of a particular contract is agreed separately.
The agreed desk can cover four defined matters each month within a stated capacity allowance. Matter definitions, complexity, negotiation rounds, response expectations and additional work are specified in the engagement.
No. The workbook is a tool for your team. Any obligation for the firm to maintain it, review dates or send reminders must be expressly included in an engagement.