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Elements are dynamic fill-able fields that appear in contracts, which are defined during template creation. This article explains who can fill in these fields when completing a contract. 1. Any ...

Create dynamic templates, generate deals to share and negotiate, then sign and store forever--all on one powerful platform! Create dynamic templates for a smarter deal process Outlaw's end-to...

To affix a legal e-signature on an uploaded contract (PDF/third party paper) that is ready to sign, open the contract and click the "add signature field" icon:   If you have already associated...

Filling in the open elements in an overview auto-fills these elements in the full contract, which makes drafting lightning fast!  But a single document can contain dozens of elements:  how can you...

Elements are placeholders embedded in the text of a template, where deal-specific information can be supplied each time a new contract is created. But unlike the blanks or brackets you might see i...

Set-Up The first time you log in, you are prompted to complete three quick account set-up steps, which looks like this:   To complete the steps fill in your Profile (information about you) ...

Webhooks Overview Webhooks give you the ability to be notified of important events that occur in Outlaw. Once configured, when an event is triggered your application will be sent an HTTP/HTTPS r...

Red-lining, or "track changes," lets users suggest additions and deletions to contract text. Another user has to "approve" the edit before it becomes part of the document. Who can suggest, approve...

Clicking on a Party element in a contract reveals six fields for collecting commonly-used pieces of information pertaining to a Party: Each piece of information collected in these fields is cal...

Nope! You can share contracts with whoever you want, whenever you want. You can share contracts that originate on Outlaw with an unlimited number of external parties at any time, and these individ...