SharePoint and Ajlsoft Document  A Contract Automation Solution Simple and flexible approach to provide the ability to  automate  and  analyze  contract data and documents Peter Ward  Thom Staudacher
Session Agenda Productivity Gap The What, The How, The Automation Typical Company Scenario The Flow of Information Current Situation Demo Session Review  Questions
INFORMATION PROCESS Desktop Productivity Coordination & knowledge sharing is difficult Business apps are hard to access Can’t find information or people Content is out of date & poorly managed Too much paper and manual process Poor data visibility Structured Unstructured Unstructured Work Unstructured The Productivity Gap ERP CRM Relational Database Office Applications
The “What”  Contract Management Software Part 2 – Analysis-SharePoint (Dashboard) Part 1 – Contract Automation Rules Dynamics CRM
Contract Management  Database Contract Management Software  Data Checklist Automated Contracts
Demo- Contracts Options Scenarios The Players
Current Situations - With this company Observations can include:  Lack of defined approval processes, ownership and responsibility of terms Silo-based, no flows from sales-pricing-contracting-delivery Paper-based with little automation to assist with day to day work Higher probability for risk and errors Excess “non-value added” work by all stakeholders and lack of productivity   Desire to improve: Create more efficient processes (quicker response and identifiable metrics) Greater customer satisfaction Automated contract request submission tool via Outlook email submissions Shared contract status tracking Query and reporting capabilities
Inflow Of Information Sale is complete Issue tracking Ownership Accountability Workflow Contract type established Ownership assigned Information pushed into the contract Rules established Legal Contracts Contract complete CRM updated Relevant parties notified
Pain Points Too much cutting and pasting Too many emails with different version attachments Errors on the contracts A continuous fire drill with contract management Her day can be summarized as busy, but not fully productive Her Desire Contract automation, with information flowing from 1 system to another  A single place to assign contacts and tasks relating to contracts Single entry, not double entry of information Workflow To obtain a wide angle perspective of contracts processes and data, and be able to zero in on critical issues that require actions Standardized business rule process Demo- Contract Automation
Demo- Contract Automation Pain Points Wants contracts processed faster Feels contracts get held up in legal, which affects his teams compensation Wants better customer satisfaction Dealing with the contracts department is a major distraction on his actual job. His Desire Better discovery of contract information Enable more timely delivery Accountability on contract process Less telephone tag with contract managers and legal
Pain Points There’s growth in the business, but there are labor intensive bottle necks. Quality control- risk and errors on controls His Desire Standardized repeatable process Integration of technology Create metrics Develop a platform for growth. Demo- Contract Automation
Masters Service Agreement (MSA) contract, non Express (negotiation) workflow In The Example 2 Word documents Contract Master (“check list”) -Editing MSA contract- End result Demo Business logic Integration of the documents/ SharePoint/ SalesLogix Dashboard displays Issue tracking Assignments Accountabilities Contract Master MSA End result sent to client CRM Business logic defined Populated from CRM
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Session Review Key Benefits Improve efficiency and reliability Customer satisfaction Integration from server based to desktop based activity Improve accountability and accuracy Relevant To Other Documents SOW Software license agreements Insurance Inspection reports Legal Human resources
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    SharePoint and AjlsoftDocument A Contract Automation Solution Simple and flexible approach to provide the ability to automate and analyze contract data and documents Peter Ward Thom Staudacher
  • 2.
    Session Agenda ProductivityGap The What, The How, The Automation Typical Company Scenario The Flow of Information Current Situation Demo Session Review Questions
  • 3.
    INFORMATION PROCESS DesktopProductivity Coordination & knowledge sharing is difficult Business apps are hard to access Can’t find information or people Content is out of date & poorly managed Too much paper and manual process Poor data visibility Structured Unstructured Unstructured Work Unstructured The Productivity Gap ERP CRM Relational Database Office Applications
  • 4.
    The “What” Contract Management Software Part 2 – Analysis-SharePoint (Dashboard) Part 1 – Contract Automation Rules Dynamics CRM
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    Contract Management Database Contract Management Software Data Checklist Automated Contracts
  • 6.
    Demo- Contracts OptionsScenarios The Players
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    Current Situations -With this company Observations can include: Lack of defined approval processes, ownership and responsibility of terms Silo-based, no flows from sales-pricing-contracting-delivery Paper-based with little automation to assist with day to day work Higher probability for risk and errors Excess “non-value added” work by all stakeholders and lack of productivity Desire to improve: Create more efficient processes (quicker response and identifiable metrics) Greater customer satisfaction Automated contract request submission tool via Outlook email submissions Shared contract status tracking Query and reporting capabilities
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    Inflow Of InformationSale is complete Issue tracking Ownership Accountability Workflow Contract type established Ownership assigned Information pushed into the contract Rules established Legal Contracts Contract complete CRM updated Relevant parties notified
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    Pain Points Toomuch cutting and pasting Too many emails with different version attachments Errors on the contracts A continuous fire drill with contract management Her day can be summarized as busy, but not fully productive Her Desire Contract automation, with information flowing from 1 system to another A single place to assign contacts and tasks relating to contracts Single entry, not double entry of information Workflow To obtain a wide angle perspective of contracts processes and data, and be able to zero in on critical issues that require actions Standardized business rule process Demo- Contract Automation
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    Demo- Contract AutomationPain Points Wants contracts processed faster Feels contracts get held up in legal, which affects his teams compensation Wants better customer satisfaction Dealing with the contracts department is a major distraction on his actual job. His Desire Better discovery of contract information Enable more timely delivery Accountability on contract process Less telephone tag with contract managers and legal
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    Pain Points There’sgrowth in the business, but there are labor intensive bottle necks. Quality control- risk and errors on controls His Desire Standardized repeatable process Integration of technology Create metrics Develop a platform for growth. Demo- Contract Automation
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    Masters Service Agreement(MSA) contract, non Express (negotiation) workflow In The Example 2 Word documents Contract Master (“check list”) -Editing MSA contract- End result Demo Business logic Integration of the documents/ SharePoint/ SalesLogix Dashboard displays Issue tracking Assignments Accountabilities Contract Master MSA End result sent to client CRM Business logic defined Populated from CRM
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    Session Review KeyBenefits Improve efficiency and reliability Customer satisfaction Integration from server based to desktop based activity Improve accountability and accuracy Relevant To Other Documents SOW Software license agreements Insurance Inspection reports Legal Human resources
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