Signed and filed isn't the same as managed. Stop letting contracts drift into the unknown once the ink is dry. oboloo logs every change, proves exactly who authorized what—long after the "congratulations" emails have stopped.
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Keep decisions, approvals, and changes tied to the contract — so accountability doesn’t disappear after signing.
Approvals are recorded directly on the contract record, giving clear visibility into who approved what and when — without relying on email chains or offline sign-offs.

Any updates to the contract record are automatically logged, creating a clear history of changes as the contract evolves post-signature.

Every action is time-stamped and attributed to a user, ensuring contract decisions can always be reviewed and explained when needed.

Ownership and decision history remain visible even as teams change, making governance durable — not dependent on institutional memory.

Everything you need to get started — no limits, no expiry.
Advanced contract creation tools when you need deeper control.
Everything you need to keep contracts visible, current, and under control — without spreadsheets, guesswork, or chasing people.
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It’s a contract repository, not just storage. Documents are tied to contract records, dates, ownership, and activity — not dumped into folders.
Documents can be reviewed and approved so teams know which files are validated and which are still pending review.
Yes. Uploads, approvals, changes, and key actions are logged at the contract record level.
Yes. Key dates are stored against the contract and monitored by the system — not dependent on manual reminders.
Yes. You can request contract-related documents from suppliers and track what’s outstanding, submitted, or approved.
Previous versions remain available. Updates don’t erase history, so there’s always a clear record of what changed.
It doesn’t replace them — it removes the need to rely on them for contract control. oboloo becomes the system of record.
Yes. Access is controlled by permissions, so users only see the contracts relevant to their role.