Draft, negotiate, approve, sign, and store contracts without ever leaving the tools your team already uses — SharePoint, Teams, Outlook, Word, Power BI, Power Automate, and Copilot, all connected.
Integration drives adoption, and adoption drives ROI — CLMS 360 is built on SharePoint, so contract management inherits the Microsoft 365 tools employees use every day.
Every contract is stored, secured, and version-controlled directly in your existing SharePoint environment.
Review, discuss, and approve contracts directly inside Teams channels and chats, without switching apps.
Initiate and track contract requests directly from Outlook, without opening a separate portal.
Draft and redline agreements natively in Word, with changes syncing back to the contract record automatically.
Beyond storage and drafting, CLMS 360 taps into Microsoft's reporting and automation layer, so contract data feeds directly into the dashboards and workflows your business already runs on.
Build native Power BI dashboards on live contract data, without exporting to a separate BI tool.
Trigger approvals, alerts, and cross-system actions using the same automation platform IT already governs.
Summarize, draft, or query contracts using Microsoft Copilot, right inside the apps your team already uses.
Users sign in with the Microsoft credentials they already have, under the same IT-managed security controls.
Standalone CLM tools ask employees to learn a new system. CLMS 360 meets them in the apps they already open every day.
Employees already know Word, Outlook, and Teams, so training time drops dramatically compared to standalone CLM.
IT manages CLMS 360 with the same tenant policies, permissions, and compliance tools as the rest of Microsoft 365.
No duplicate infrastructure or separate vendor relationship — contract management runs on tools you already license.
Keeping contract work inside familiar tools reduces mistakes that happen when jumping between disconnected systems.
CLMS 360 integrates natively with SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Word, Power BI, Power Automate, and Microsoft Copilot, covering storage, collaboration, drafting, reporting, and automation.
No. The full lifecycle — drafting, negotiation, approval, signature, and storage — happens inside Microsoft 365, without switching to a separate platform.
CLMS 360 runs on top of your existing Microsoft 365 environment and identity, so users sign in with the same Microsoft credentials they already use.
Because contracts are managed inside tools employees already use daily, adoption is faster and training time is significantly lower than with a standalone CLM system.
Yes. Since CLMS 360 is built on SharePoint and Microsoft 365, it follows the same governance, security, and admin controls IT already manages for the rest of the tenant.
Which Microsoft 365 apps does CLMS 360 integrate with?
SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Word, Power BI, Power Automate, and Microsoft Copilot.
Do I need to leave Microsoft 365 to manage a contract?
No — drafting, negotiation, approval, signature, and storage all happen inside Microsoft 365.
How does native integration affect user adoption?
Because contracts live inside tools employees already use daily, adoption is faster and training time drops significantly.
A 30-minute walkthrough of SharePoint, Teams, Outlook, Word, Power BI, Power Automate, and Copilot inside CLMS 360.
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