CLMS 360 brings redlining, comments, and version control into the Word interface your legal team already knows — review, edit, and approve agreements without switching tools.
Review, comment, edit, and redline agreements in one place
Legal teams stop exporting drafts back and forth between Word and email. Every redline, comment, and version lives inside the same document, from first draft to signature.
Instant redlining
Automatically redline contracts, track every modification, and collaborate on changes without leaving Word.
Comment & edit
Access templates, add notes through Word's Review tab, and route approvals directly inside the document.
Effortless version control
Monitor revisions, maintain complete version history, and stay compliant without ever leaving Word.
How it works
A native extension of the Word interface your team already uses
The CLMS 360 Word add-in lets you redline, give feedback, and sign documents inside Word — while CLMS 360 keeps compliance and version control running in the background.
Version comparison view
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Start from a template
Access pre-written contract templates with key placeholders for names, dates, terms, and conditions.
Comment on clauses
Add comments through Word's Review tab, linked directly to the specific clause they refer to.
Track every change
Modifications are tracked automatically with complete version history visible to reviewers.
Control who can edit
Role-based permissions restrict editing to authorized users, while others can view or comment.
Compare versions
Compare multiple contract drafts side by side, with additions and removals clearly highlighted.
Quick answers
What people ask before connecting Word to CLMS 360
Does CLMS 360 provide contract templates inside Word?
Yes — pre-written contract templates with key placeholders for names, dates, terms, and conditions are available directly inside Word, so drafting starts from a compliant baseline instead of a blank page.
Can approvers see every change made to a contract?
Yes — every edit is tracked automatically with a complete version history, giving approvers full visibility into what changed, who changed it, and when.
Can I compare different versions of the same contract in Word?
Yes — CLMS 360 compares multiple contract versions side by side with additions and removals highlighted, making it easy to see exactly what changed between drafts.
Common questions
Microsoft Word integration, answered
Does CLMS 360 provide contract templates inside Word?＋
Yes. Pre-written contract templates with key placeholders for names, dates, terms, and conditions are available directly inside Word, so drafting starts from a compliant baseline instead of a blank page.
Can reviewers comment on specific clauses in Word?＋
Yes. Comments are added through Word's native Review tab and linked to specific clauses, keeping feedback attached to the exact text it refers to instead of a separate email chain.
Can approvers see every change made to a contract?＋
Yes. Every edit is tracked automatically with a complete version history, giving approvers full visibility into what changed, who changed it, and when.
Does the Word integration support permission-based editing?＋
Yes. Role-based permissions restrict editing to authorized users only, while other stakeholders can still view or comment depending on their assigned access level.
Can I compare different versions of the same contract in Word?＋
Yes. CLMS 360 compares multiple contract versions side by side with additions and removals highlighted, making it easy to see exactly what changed between drafts.
Bring redlining into your Word workflow
A 30-minute walkthrough of redlining, version control, and approvals inside Microsoft Word.
