Know Everything in Your Contracts. Act on What Matters.

Centralize your contract portfolio, surface critical business information and manage the work that follows, without traditional CLM friction.

Act on Every Contract.
Get started in as little as 7 days.

eBrevia Command dashboard showing a contract portfolio with key terms, owners and upcoming work

Put Your Contract Portfolio to Work

Command brings contracts, business information and active contract work together in one place.

See your whole portfolio.

Bring your contract portfolio into eBrevia Hub, an intelligent repository within Command. Centralize agreements and find contract information across the portfolio.

Contracts from Google Drive, SharePoint, Salesforce and internal templates brought into one eBrevia Hub repository

Your Command Center: eBrevia Hub

At the center of Command is eBrevia Hub, an intelligent repository that goes well beyond agreement storage.

Hub centralizes your contract portfolio and makes all information inside it accessible at scale. Teams can search agreements, extract contract data, analyze terms, summarize information and monitor what matters.

Instead of opening contracts one at a time, users can work with structured information across hundreds or thousands of agreements.

eBrevia Hub showing contracts and extracted information

Surface and Sort Information Buried Across Your Contracts

eBrevia’s AI extracts and structures the information teams need from their agreements.

Contracts flowing into eBrevia Command, with key information extracted from each agreement
  • ClausesLocate important provisions across agreements.
  • Commercial termsHighlight key business terms.
  • ObligationsFlag commitments that require action.
  • Renewal datesStay ahead of upcoming renewals.
  • PricingFind pricing and other financial terms.
  • RightsUnderstand the parameters of each agreement.
  • RisksIdentify terms that require review.
  • Other contract dataExtract whatever information your organization needs.

Teams can search, compare and use this information across the portfolio instead of reviewing each agreement separately.

Contract requests dashboard with open requests by priority, type and assignee A contract request showing its status, owner, due date and activity log

Manage Contract Work From Request to Signature

Command provides a structured way to manage active contract work.

Organize requests
Capture the contract type, counterparty, requester, assignee, priority, due date and drafting instructions in one place.
See where work stands
Track each agreement as it moves through drafting, review, negotiation and signature.
Clarify ownership
See who owns each contract and what needs to happen next.
Maintain a record of activity
Track status changes and other updates as work moves forward.

One Connected Approach to Contract Work

Command brings eBrevia’s contract management and established AI capabilities together, helping teams work with contracts before and after signature.

eBrevia Hub contract dashboard with renewals, obligations and contract status

eBrevia Hub

Centralize contracts and access portfolio-wide intelligence within Command.

How Hub works

A Fresh Approach to Contract Management

Traditional CLM systems often try to accommodate every possible process, workflow and configuration. For many organizations, that degree of customization creates implementation, software administration and process headaches.

Command focuses on organizations’ critical needs and delivers actionable insights. It helps bring contracts together, understand the information inside them, manage active contract work and act on what requires attention.

CapabilityeBrevia CommandTraditional CLM approach
Contract portfolioCentralized in eBrevia HubCentralized repository
Contract intelligenceAI-powered analysis across the portfolioVaries by platform
Contract dataExtract and structure critical business informationVaries by platform
Contract workManage requests, ownership, priorities and statusWorkflow management
ApproachFocused on practical contract work and intelligenceOften built around configurable processes
ImplementationDesigned for rapid adoptionCan require significant configuration and process design

Three Ways Organizations Can Use Command

  1. Replace a CLM That Is Not Working

    Move away from a system that is expensive, cumbersome, difficult to maintain or poorly adopted.

    Explore a CLM alternative
  2. Introduce Contract Management Without Traditional CLM

    Bring contracts and contract work into one place without undertaking a large CLM implementation.

    See how Command works
  3. Add Contract Intelligence to Your Existing Environment

    Use eBrevia’s AI-powered contract intelligence alongside existing technology when replacement is not the goal.

    Talk to our team

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about eBrevia Command, eBrevia Hub and how Command fits alongside the tools you already use.

What is eBrevia Command?

eBrevia Command brings your contract portfolio, the business information inside your agreements and the contract work that follows into one place. Teams can centralize contracts, surface critical information and manage active work without the friction of a traditional CLM.

What is eBrevia Hub?

eBrevia Hub is the intelligent repository at the center of Command. It centralizes your contract portfolio and makes the information inside it searchable and usable at scale, so teams can search agreements, extract contract data, analyze terms, summarize information and monitor what matters.

Is eBrevia Hub a separate product?

No. eBrevia Hub is part of eBrevia Command. It is where your contracts and the information extracted from them live, and it powers the search, analysis and contract work that Command provides.

What information can eBrevia extract from contracts?

eBrevia’s AI extracts and structures clauses, commercial terms, obligations, renewal dates, pricing, rights, risks and other contract data your organization needs, so teams can search, compare and use it across the portfolio.

Is eBrevia Command only for legal teams?

No. Legal teams use Command to manage contract work, and the same information helps procurement, sales, finance and operations teams find terms, track renewals and act on obligations across the business.

How does Command help legal teams?

Command gives legal teams one place to organize contract requests, see where each agreement stands, clarify who owns what and keep a record of activity, while AI-powered contract intelligence answers questions across the portfolio instead of one agreement at a time.

Can eBrevia Command replace a CLM?

Yes, for many organizations. Command is a practical alternative to a CLM that is expensive, cumbersome, difficult to maintain or poorly adopted, focused on the contract work and intelligence teams actually need.

Do we need a CLM to use Command?

No. Command can be your contract management system, or it can add AI-powered contract intelligence alongside the technology you already use when replacing a system is not the goal.

How quickly can eBrevia Command be implemented?

Command is designed for rapid adoption. Many organizations can get started in as little as 7 days, without lengthy implementation, extensive customization or major process redesign.

Does eBrevia Command work with DraftPro?

Yes. Command and DraftPro work together: Command manages your contract portfolio and contract work, and DraftPro lets teams draft, review and negotiate agreements directly in Microsoft Word.

Take Command of Your Contracts in as Little as 7 Days

A massive software transformation is not necessary to understand what’s in your organization’s contracts and identify what requires attention. Command is designed for rapid adoption without lengthy implementation, extensive customization or major process redesign.

  1. Step 1

    Bring contracts together

    Centralize your agreements in one accessible place.

  2. Step 2

    Structure information

    Extract and organize the key information in your contracts.

  3. Step 3

    Set up contract work

    Organize requests, responsibilities and the next steps.

  4. Step 4

    Start acting

    Help teams see what matters and move work forward.