Fundamentally powerful, effortlessly easy, Outlaw’s contract automation platform adapts to you for rapid adoption. Called by our partners a “great value”, Outlaw offers flexible, simple pricing making it affordable for all team sizes (no maint. fees, unlimited storage & eSignatures). Voted the #1 Momentum Leader by G2 and Legal Tech Leader by the National Law Journal.
Our intuitive, advanced platform unifies contract generation, document automation, in-app collaboration & negotiations, and a smart repository into a single user experience. Whether starting from self-serve templates or 3rd party/customer agreements or legacy contracts, thousands of customers rely on Outlaw to accelerate contract turnaround time, unlock contract metadata and automate their legal workflows.
Features include Dynamic Contract Template Processor, Workflow Automations, Version Control, Real-time eSigning, Contract Activity Audit Log, 3rd Party Paper Support, In-app Redlining, Word/ PDF Export, Tracking + Notifications, Secure Cloud Storage, Encrypted Smart Fields, SOC 2 Certification and more.
Outlaw also supports seamless integrations like Salesforce, Hubspot, Microsoft Office 365, Quickbook, Sharepoint, DocuSign, Dropbox, Slack so users can do more with what they already have.
Remi B.
Advanced user of Outlaw
★★★★★
What do you like best?
I like that Outlaw is pretty turn key and the UI easy to navigate. I am a current user at my company and am utilizing almost everyday to create agreements/contracts for partners. The templates are simple to create, and adding and removing sections, words, and language is simple. I like how quick the process takes for me to create an agreement.
What do you dislike?
I don't like that once the a contract is signed you're unable to go in and make updates to something as simple as dates, but you instead have to create a whole new agreement in order to do so. I think that it is sometimes difficult to simply swap out contacts as the signer once it's shared with the contact. You should be able seamlessly change the signer to a different contact. Also, when a contact requests to be added to an agreement they should seamlessly be added via the button we click in the request email. It's tedious and unnecessary to make it a two step process.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
It has become more turn key to send agreements to clients where everything - all versions, changes, redlines, and feedback are tracked in one place and one system. In the past we were working off a Word doc for agreements, where it was not as easy to track revisions and different versions could get easily lost. It has cut the agreement generation time in half, making our teams much more efficient.
Review source: G2.com
