The agreement the record already implies

From templates made of typed blocks over a closed set of variables, started from the ones shipped with the product and then owned by the organisation — five starter templates per language, in German and English. Shared paragraphs live in a clause library and are referenced rather than copied, so changing one changes it once. The parties block prints from the customer record, which is why the module requires Customers rather than merely preferring it.

• A thirteen-block document model over a closed variable set
• A clause library, so a shared paragraph is written once and referenced
• Starter templates in both languages, then owned by the organisation
• The parties block prints from the record, not from a form

A readiness report of around twenty checks that names the field behind each one and disclaims itself rather than pretending to be legal advice. It blocks on a variable with nothing behind it — an organisation with no IBAN cannot issue a document whose payment paragraph prints one. Issuing allocates a number under a lock and freezes what was signed: the arithmetic is integer cents with per-position VAT, and two renders of the same contract are byte-identical.

• A readiness report naming the field behind every check
• A number allocated under a lock, and never reused
• Integer-cent arithmetic with VAT per position
• Versions, amendments, sending, countersigning and ending