Handle redlining from start to finish in a single workflow — redline accurately, add clear remarks, edit in real time, and route contracts to the right stakeholders for faster approvals.
Redlining stops being a separate exercise in a separate tool — it happens inside the same document your team already drafts, reviews, and approves in.
Redline directly inside Word, with structured edits and version control tracked automatically.
Real-time teamwork with remarks and quick fixes flowing across every stakeholder involved.
Identifies risky terms and unclear clauses automatically, before negotiation moves forward.
Transparent change tracking with a full audit trail attached to every redline.
Redlining rarely stays internal. Counterparties, security requirements, and version history all need to hold up once the document leaves your team.
External parties redline through Word or an external portal, without needing a CLMS 360 account.
Encryption and access controls protect every redline exchanged with parties outside your organization.
Every revision is traceable and transparent, so nothing changes without a visible record.
Hidden changes and risky clauses are flagged before they slip through to a signed agreement.
Redlining is only useful if it produces clarity, not more back-and-forth. These are the outcomes the workflow is built around.
See what changed, who changed it, and the reasoning behind every redline.
A systematic revision history keeps every draft traceable back to its origin.
Stakeholders get instant notification of changes, so approvals don't stall waiting on a status check.
Risky clauses and discrepancies are identified before they become a signed liability.
The CLMS 360 Word add-in lets you redline directly inside Word, with structured edits and version control tracked automatically as you work.
Yes. Counterparties can collaborate through Word or an external portal without needing a full CLMS 360 account, so redlining isn't blocked by access provisioning.
Every redline is tracked individually with the reviewer attached, so conflicting suggestions are visible side by side instead of silently overwriting each other.
Yes. Edit transparency shows what changed, who changed it, and the reasoning behind it, giving reviewers full context without asking around.
Yes. AI contract reviewing identifies risky terms, unclear clauses, and hidden changes before negotiation moves forward.
What is redlining in contract management?
Redlining is the process of marking up a contract with proposed changes, comments, and tracked edits during negotiation, so every party can see exactly what's being suggested and why.
How does CLMS 360 improve collaboration during redlining?
Real-time editing, comments linked to specific clauses, and full attribution let multiple reviewers work on the same document without duplicating files or losing context.
Does CLMS 360 support version control during redlining?
Yes — every revision is tracked and comparable, so you can see exactly how a contract evolved from first draft to final signature.
A 30-minute walkthrough of redlining, AI review, and approval routing inside CLMS 360.
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