Obligations and rights in a contract! Typically, in a contract, there is no specific section with says “Obligations”. Obligations and rights are strewn throughout the contract. Obligations typically say things like “Party will do…”, and “Party shall do…”. Rights are typically outlined as “Party has the right to audit….”, “Customer may extend the agreement…”, “Customer […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]As part of the legacy contract migration/data extraction series of blogs, here is the 3rd one of the series. Can I extract and track my business-specific information? But of course! In fact, 30-40% of the information Brightleaf extracts is our clients’ business-specific information. To give an example, for a Class 1 Railroad company, we extracted
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When people plan a contract management system, their immediate concerns tend to focus on finding their contracts and reporting on standard metadata, including contract owner, contract status, and renewal date. A centralized repository takes care of the first need. Configured reports set up for specific contract metadata address the second need. But beyond standard contract
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What is a contract obligation? An obligation is a necessity, a bond, a guarantee; something that must be performed. Lawful wording stipulates the utilization of \”will\” and \”should\” to state firm Obligation in an agreement or a guideline. The expressions \”will\” and \”may\” are likewise used to demonstrate less strong duties, yet are nonetheless significant
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On September 01, 2017, the Federal Reserve Board (FBR) and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) finalized the amended rules for qualified financial contracts (QFC) of global systematically important banking organizations (GSIBs) and the US operations of non-US GSIBs. The new amendment concentrates on qualified financial contracts of covered entities, which include: • Swaps and
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Organizations, be small or large, manufacturing or technology, product based or service based when doing business with their suppliers or customers need to put their commitments in writing to avoid any confusion or overlooks. Here comes the need for a contract, a written document that comes with a legal binding to render services promised to
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We discussed the meaning and objectives of obligation tracking in the previous post, in this post we will discuss how effective the process of automation in tracking can be and how Brightleaf holds an edge over other automation tools enabling it to achieve unparalleled excellence. Before we begin to explain the application of artificial intelligence
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Contract obligation management, also known as contract obligation tracking, involves a structured process of deconstructing contracts into a predefined format, tailored to user needs. By illuminating the contract with mathematical clarity, it allows it to communicate and explain itself to readers without complex analysis. This approach reveals contract intricacies clearly, sparing readers from interpretation burdens.
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Mesmerizing words like big data, data visualization, business intelligence… we have been hearing and using these words quite frequently in our day-to-day conversations. And why not? After all, this industry is one of the fastest growing. With so much new information flowing into virtually all businesses via different sources – online visitors\’ engagement on company
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