Hi, fellow admins!
In the latest round of "my company won't top buying software", Legal is looking at two contract lifecycle management platforms: Ironclad and Linksquares.
I don't have experience with integrating either with SFDC -- do any of you? If so, what has your experience been like? Any major benefits or limitations with either? Are there alternative solutions you'd recommend?
Thanks!
Hey y'all: Looking for any advice or recommendations for transitioning--trying to figure out if my lack of direct industry experience is shooting me in the foot, if it's the market, or what.
A small bit about me: Barred attorney with ~3 YoE; I've been running my own cases from day one, and a lot of my practice has entailed what I believe to be pretty similar to contract management (albeit the contracts and consent orders I've negotiated have been between individuals, not companies).
The problem I'm running into is that all of these roles seem to want pretty direct experience in the specific field that the company is operating in and, despite my experience in drafting, negotiation, performance monitoring, etc; I'm not getting any bites. Are these experience requirements generally pretty hard reqs, or am I maybe looking at a different issue? I don't want to be shooting applications into the proverbial void if my lack of direct experience makes getting these roles impossible.
A lot of the roles i'm seeing, as an example, are healthcare, gov contracting, construction, etc; all of them seem to want years of experience in their respective fields.
Thanks!
Our company is looking to implement a CLM. We have pretty complex contracts, that is more tailored to custom field data. We have a lot of conditionalities around each question as our agreements have close to 700 fields. We need really good flexibility in the template creation and a good User Face. The data is important to be able to export through an API connection.
Right now we use Contract express, which is perfect for our contract generation - but has no data behind it. Any suggestions.