Posted Jan 09 2026 by Nathan Rowan
Why Contract Workflows Break as Companies Grow In small organizations, contracts move through informal channels—email, Slack, hallway conversations. As volume increases, those informal processes collapse. Requests get lost, approvals are inconsistent, and cycle times ... Read More
Posted Jan 09 2026 by Nathan Rowan
Why Contract Storage Alone Is Not Enough Most organizations already “store” contracts. They live in shared drives, document management systems, or email attachments. The real problem is that stored contracts are difficult to search, ... Read More
Posted Jan 09 2026 by Nathan Rowan
Why Integrations Are the Difference Between “Used” and “Ignored” CLM CLM adoption fails when users have to re-enter data or switch systems constantly. Integrations turn CLM into a workflow engine embedded in the tools ... Read More
Posted Jan 09 2026 by Nathan Rowan
Why SaaS Contracts Are More Complex Than They Look SaaS agreements combine legal, technical, and financial commitments. A single customer relationship may include an MSA, order forms, SLAs, DPAs, and security exhibits—all with different ... Read More
Posted Jan 08 2026 by Nathan Rowan
Why CLM ROI Is Often Underestimated CLM platforms are frequently evaluated as “legal tools,” which understates their value. Contracting impacts revenue, cash flow, procurement spend, compliance, and risk. When CLM is implemented well, it ... Read More
Posted Jan 08 2026 by Nathan Rowan
Why Procurement Needs CLM More Than Ever Procurement teams manage an ever-growing portfolio of supplier contracts—SaaS subscriptions, service providers, logistics partners, and strategic vendors. Without a centralized system, contracts are scattered across inboxes and ... Read More
Posted Jan 08 2026 by Nathan Rowan
Why Sales Teams Feel Like Contracts Slow Everything Down Sales cycles aren’t just driven by pipeline velocity—they’re often constrained by contracting velocity. A deal can be verbally “done” and still take weeks to execute ... Read More
Posted Jan 07 2026 by Nathan Rowan
Why FP&A Struggles Without ERP Integration Financial planning and analysis depends on accurate, timely data. When FP&A teams rely on exports, manual uploads, and stale reports, forecasts lose credibility and leadership loses trust. The ... Read More
Posted Jan 07 2026 by Nathan Rowan
The Inventory Balancing Act Every Business Faces Inventory is one of the largest uses of working capital—and one of the biggest operational risks. Too little inventory leads to stockouts, lost sales, and unhappy customers. ... Read More
Posted Jan 07 2026 by Nathan Rowan
Why the Month-End Close Is Still a Pain Point Despite decades of accounting software innovation, the month-end close remains one of the most stressful and time-consuming processes in finance. Many organizations still rely on ... Read More