Take a guided tour of the Summize integration in Gmail
Finding the latest version of a contract in negotiation and attaching it to an email is quick and easy with Summize in Gmail. Try it for yourself below.
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Streamline contracts in Gmail and empower business users
Gmail requests
Non-legal users can request contracts directly in Gmail, and initiate requests based on attachments and content pulled straight into Summize from their emails. Say goodbye to searching through email chains and dealing with rogue requests. Instead, users can submit to legal in just a few clicks, for an embedded, intuitive experience that works where users do.
Built-in workflows allow access to legal-approved playbooks, clauses and templates, which minimizes legal intervention while maintaining compliance.
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Gmail front door to Legal
Staying completely in Gmail, non-legal user can now initiate contract workflows, request contracts, receive self-guide help and submit documents to legal for a first-pass review.
Remove legal backlogs and accelerate contract lifecycles with automated workflows that will deal with the majority of requests before they even need legal attention.
Enhanced efficiency
Summize speeds up your negotiation cycles. By integrating contract processes into Gmail, users can edit and update existing requests, attach documents, check for updates, and exchange files directly within Gmail.
Summize AI scans your email for attachments, updating the interface with the latest version. Send a signed contract to the Summize repository for centralized storage, still all done without leaving Gmail.
Hear from one of our customers...
"Summize has made our entire contract creation process much simpler and easier. It has been a total game-changer for our team."
Gemma Griffiths
Head of Operations, HCI UK&I at The HCI Group
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Our simple 3-step process
An initial 15 minute discovery call to capture your needs
A tailored demo of the relevant Summize functionality
A proposal based on your specific requirements