Migrate legacy contract metadata

Flexible Migration Options

Brightleaf Solutions offers data migration services, we bridge the gap between unorganized structures and a defined digital mode of managing contracts.

Why Migrate

It is not often that companies awaken to the stark realization of maintaining a sound contract management system until revenues are lost, opportunities or milestones are missed on account of poor management of contracts. The conventional systems, due to their inherent inadequacies, were limited and incapable of appropriately addressing these issues. This led to the development of the current advanced systems.

Brightleaf along with its partners provides one such solution to meet end-to-end contract management needs which includes classification of contracts, extraction of key data elements, loading them on a CLM, and ongoing management of contracts on the CLM system.

The word ‘contract migration’ itself means moving to a more evolved operating system. Brightleaf with its highly sensitive artificial intelligence, optical character recognition, and natural language processing technology overcomes the challenges posed to organizations having no or an obsolete system of managing and organizing existing and legacy contracts. Download the strategy brief on to load your legacy contracts into a new CLM system”.

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Capture metadata to make your CLM most effective

Contract metadata extraction is a process of automatically extracting important information from contracts, such as parties, dates and key clauses. Using AI-enabled technologies, this task can be automated to great extent. The extracted metadata can then be used to manage contracts securely and efficiently.

AI-assisted contract metadata extraction helps organizations migrate legacy contracts quickly and accurately. 

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The Brightleaf service eliminates the need to deploy teams of lawyers to get the information we need for obligation and risk management.
Paul Branch, Head of Major Contract Management