Contracts Meet The Tools You Use
One console holds every connector, and each card says what is true of this workspace on this deployment—because “nobody has connected it” and “nobody here can connect it” need different people to fix them. Send signature envelopes, import from cloud storage or by forwarding an email, notify teams in Slack or Microsoft Teams, turn actions into Jira issues, and emit signed webhooks your own stack can consume. Filing a request from a won CRM deal, pushing deadlines to a calendar, and approving from Slack all work once a deployment holds the credentials. Qualified signatures over Signicat and Visma Sign are in build—the console names them and says plainly that they are not connectable yet. A card with nowhere honest to go carries no button.
Bring contracts from where they already live
Connect OAuth to Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft SharePoint, or Box and import PDFs and DOCX into ClauseMinds without breaking your folder structure. Ideal for teams that keep vendor agreements in shared drives or DMS folders.
- OAuth-based connections—no manual upload hop for every file
- Browse and import from familiar cloud libraries
- Aligned to Team plans and above (see pricing for your tier)
- Complements direct upload and bulk workflows in the app
Import-ready
Import-ready
Import-ready
Import-ready
Contracts already held in another CLM—Agiloft or Ironclad—can be read across once, records and attachments together. Or skip the connector entirely and forward a contract by email.
Slack, Teams, and email—where work already happens
Workspace owners configure Slack incoming webhooks, Microsoft Teams connector URLs, and email recipients so renewal notices, termination windows, and action SLAs surface in the channels people monitor. Approving from Slack records the same decision as approving here—same version, same hash, same name against it. For reminder ladders and deduplication behavior, read the Notifications feature page.
- Slack: route high-signal obligation and action events into #legal-ops or #procurement
- Approve from Slack, and file a contract request with /request
- Three checks stand between a tap in Slack and a decision here: the request was signed by this workspace's app within five minutes, the person has a linked identity, and the wording they read is still the wording on the draft
- A refused tap is recorded as a row, not flashed as a banner
- Microsoft Teams: incoming webhooks for the same event types
- Email: Resend-backed delivery for formal trails and leadership visibility
Webhook URL · channel routing
Office 365 connector
Workspace-approved recipients
Calendar, tasks, automation, and API access
Mix and match: subscribe obligation deadlines to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook via a one-way ICS feed; sync tasks with Jira; emit signed webhooks Zapier or Make can consume; let DocuSign Connect file signed agreements automatically; and create API keys for custom scripts.
Inbound email intake
Every workspace gets a private forward-to-file address. Email a contract in—from your inbox, a scanner, or a counterparty thread—and it files itself, with an acknowledgement linking to each document that landed. The address is rotatable if it ever leaks.
Calendar (ICS feed)
Personal token-based iCal feed—subscribe once and keep renewal, termination, and payment deadlines in the calendar app your team already uses. It is a one-way feed: ClauseMinds publishes, your calendar subscribes. See the Calendar feature page for the full story.
DocuSign & Adobe Sign
Import executed agreements from DocuSign and Adobe Sign. With DocuSign Connect, a webhook files newly signed documents into your workspace automatically—no download-and-upload hop. Plan-gated—see pricing for your tier.
Jira task sync
Configure Jira Cloud for task handoff from obligation actions, with inbound webhooks to keep issue state aligned with ClauseMinds. Jira is the only task-tool adapter today—we name that plainly rather than imply a wall of logos. Plan-gated—see pricing.
Signed outbound webhooks (Enterprise)
Subscribe to obligation changes, review milestones, pipeline stages, and more. Payloads are signed so your receiver can verify them, and failed deliveries retry. There is no turnkey Zapier app yet—but the webhooks are Zapier/Make-compatible.
API keys (Enterprise)
Create workspace-scoped API keys for scripts, internal tools, and bespoke integrations—alongside the product UI.
Connect obligations to your stack
Start in the app: Integrations settings walk you through cloud providers, email intake, notification channels, the calendar feed, and—on higher plans—Jira, DocuSign, signed webhooks, and API keys.