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Customer contracts

Build customer contracts from typed blocks and a reusable clause library. Customer details fill in automatically, and a readiness check identifies missing information. Issued contracts become fixed PDFs signed with your organisation's certificate.

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Module · requires Customers

What stops a half-finished document?

A readiness report of around twenty checks, each naming its field. Issuing allocates a number under a lock.

  • Integer-cent arithmetic, VAT per position
  • Versions, amendments and countersigning

Where does the text come from?

Templates of typed blocks over a closed variable set, five per language in German and English. Shared paragraphs live once in a clause library.

  • The parties block prints from the customer record
  • Templates owned by the organisation

At a glance

Contracts in brief

Availability
Module, off by default
Requires
Customers. A contract with no counterparty is not a document
Signing
PAdES with the organisation’s own PKCS#12, optional RFC 3161 timestamp
Retention
Eight years, set by AO §147 and HGB §257 rather than by us

Limits

What it does not do

  • Annex upload, consumption statements and .docx import are deferred.

  • No counterparty signing ceremony and no qualified electronic signature.

FAQ

Questions

  • Yes, as an optional module that requires Customers. Contracts are built from block templates and a clause library, checked by a readiness report, and issued as a signed, frozen PDF.
  • With PAdES, using the organisation’s own PKCS#12 bundle and an optional RFC 3161 timestamp. There is no qualified electronic signature and no counterparty signing ceremony.
  • Not in place. Issuing freezes the document and everything under it, enforced by database triggers rather than by the interface. What exists instead is versions and amendments, which are new documents that reference the one they change.

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