The adoption of electronic signatures has steadily gained over the past several years, in industries as diverse as higher education, healthcare, credit unions, brokerages, small businesses and even crowdfunding. We saw the e-signature market take off in 2013. Though they haven’t yet published more recent statistics, Gartner found that the overall e-signature market grew by 48 percent from 2010 to 2011. And they predict that the market will continue to grow.
Leveraging functionalities that are beyond a system’s scope is like trying to put a square peg in a round hole. Although the peg will never fit, many companies attempt to push their systems far beyond their originally intended scope in an effort to wring out every last bit of potential savings. Contrary to the integration craze, sometimes two solutions are better than one. Joe Alphonse states his case for separating contract management from CRM.
The key to contract management success lies in a contract lifecycle management system (CLM), a software that helps businesses track, author, create, approve, negotiate, sign and analyze contracts. The CLM software solution achieves this by automating processes, tracking deadlines and making data easy to access. Contracts are living documents that affect the office each and every day. Here are 3 of the top advantages CLM software provides to empower your business.
Since 1999, more and more countries have adopted electronic and digital signatures as legal. If you aren’t using electronic signature you aren’t even partying like it’s 1999, let alone 2014. Today we are going to give you an overview of why more and more small businesses are choosing the finger and mouse over the quill and pen.
It’s that time of year again, when people make (and break) their New Year’s resolutions. While you’re thinking about your personal resolutions, it’s a great time to think about adopting e-signatures. Most companies need to get documents signed every day as a part of doing business, and the process can be expensive and time-consuming. Top companies are turning to e-signature technology as a fast and easy way to get documents signed.
Sertifi Closing Pro for eSignatures is contract and esignature management software designed to shorten sales cycles, improve close rates and provide customers with a simplified esignature process. The platform facilitates digital contract closing processes, is a secure, compliant and fully branded system, and allows customers to sign contracts from any location and from any device type.
Seal Software is contract management software that provides users with contract discovery and analytics functionalities. The platform is an integrated solution that works as an integrated solution in order to ensure that users maintain control over all active contracts and an in-depth knowledge of what every contract contains.
Contracts rule all B2B relationships. All businesses, from growing mid-market companies to large-scale global organizations, need an effective system to manage surges in contract volumes and ensure accurate visibility and reporting. While the contract administrators, sales operators, sales executives, and legal personnel on the front lines of contract lifecycle management (CLM) understand the importance of a well-performing CLM system, many executives still underappreciate the strategic importance of contract management.
iContracts Universal Contract Manager is contract management software that provides users with a centralized database for all active contracts, as well as for managing contract process completion from request to archive. The platform provides users with the framework to managing the full contract lifecycle and related contract components such as addendums, milestones, activities, notes, emails, and metadata.
How common are electronic signature solutions in business today? At least 74 percent of life insurance companies use esignatures. Consider these points before committing to a top esignature software provider.
