Contract obligation tracking with named owners
Once a contract is signed, the Obligation Agent pulls out deliverables, SLAs and key dates and turns each one into a task for the right team, linked to the clause it came from.
Illustrative example with a fictional contract.
What the Obligation Agent handles for you
Automatic extraction
Deliverables, service levels, reporting duties and dates are pulled from the executed contract.
Owners by role
Each obligation goes to a role, such as Ops for an uptime report or Finance for a price review.
Linked to the clause
Every task points back to its source section, so nobody has to reread the contract.
Status at a glance
See what's open, scheduled or pending across all your contracts.
Three steps, with a person in charge
Contract is executed
The agreement reaches EXECUTED in the workflow.
Obligations are extracted
The agent creates tasks with owners, due dates and clause links.
Teams deliver
Owners work their tasks, and the record stays with the contract.
Governed by design. Every suggestion carries its reasoning and a confidence score. A person approves, edits or rejects it, the edit is rechecked for new risk, and every step is written to the audit trail.
Agents that pair with the Obligation Agent
Obligation Agent FAQ
Which obligations does it pick up?
Deliverables, SLAs, reporting duties and dated commitments such as price reviews, security questionnaire refreshes and data deletion certificates.
Who gets each task?
The role responsible, for example Ops, Finance, Procurement or Legal. Owners can be adjusted.
Can we see where an obligation came from?
Yes. Every task links to the clause it was extracted from.
See it on a contract you know
Open the live demo with no signup, or send us a sample agreement and we'll walk your team through it.