A contract that used to take a week, signed by Thursday.
Follow one deal's paperwork from draft to signature to invoice — clause-checked, approval-routed, and billed — without the back-and-forth that usually stalls it.
This is for you if…
- Contracts sit in inboxes waiting on one approver.
- Legal can't review every clause by hand.
- You can't tell a stalled signer from a ghosted one.
- Signed deals get billed late, if anyone remembers.
One contract, two timelines.
Here's the journey from handshake to paid with email-and-DocuSign — versus one connected flow.
Before · the messy version
- MonRep asks legal for a contract. Legal is buried; it waits.
- WedDraft comes back. A risky liability clause slips through unread.
- Thu–FriSent for signature. The client views it, then goes quiet. No one nudges.
- Next weekFinally signed. Someone re-keys it into billing. Invoice is late.
Result: a week gone, risk exposure, delayed cash.
After · the automated version
- Mon 9:00Rep generates the contract. Sigi flags a high-risk clause and suggests a rewrite.
- Mon 10:00Taro auto-routes it to the legal approver and tracks the review as a task.
- TueSent for signature. A signer stalls 24h — Sigi nudges automatically.
- ThuSigned with a full audit trail. Inzo raises the invoice the same moment.
Result: risk caught, approvals on track, paid on signing.
The walkthrough
Meet the deal: a $48k enterprise contract that needs legal review, two approvers, and a signature. Here's how it moves — without a single chase email.
- SigiMon 9:00
Drafted & risk-checked
The rep generates the contract from a template. Sigi reviews every clause, flags a high-risk liability term, and surfaces a missing indemnity clause — with suggested rewrites.
→ hands the hardened draft to review
- TaroMon 10:00
Review & approvals tracked
Taro auto-creates a clause-by-clause review task and routes it to the legal approver, then the budget approver — each as a tracked step with a deadline.
→ keeps approvals moving, flags slips early
- SigiTue
Sent for signature
Once approved, Sigi sends it for legally binding signature. A signer views it but stalls for 24 hours — so Sigi sends an automatic, polite nudge.
→ detects the stall, nudges without you
- SigiThu
Signed with full audit trail
Both parties sign. Sigi records a verifiable certificate of completion — who signed, when, and from where — ready for compliance.
→ signature triggers billing
- InzoThu
Invoiced on signature
The instant it's signed, Inzo raises the matching invoice with a payment link and tracks it through to paid. The lifecycle ends at cash, not signature.
→ draft → paid, same week
The payoff
0
Risks with scanning on
6
Signing workflow types
Same-day
Sign-to-invoice
Full
Audit trail per contract
“Same-day signing won us deals competitors lost to slow paperwork. Risky clauses get flagged, approvals stop stalling, and the invoice raises itself the moment it's signed.”
Teams where paperwork is the bottleneck.
Real estate & leasing
Offers and leases that must close before a competitor's does.
Finance & advisory
Engagements that need KYC, review, and a clean record.
Agencies & services
SOWs and MSAs that stall in approval limbo.
Under the hood
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is Sigi legally binding?
Yes — Sigi produces legally binding e-signatures with a verifiable audit trail and a certificate of completion recording who signed, when, and from where, across six signing workflow types.
How does the approval tracking work?
When a contract is created, Taro can auto-build a clause-by-clause review structure and route approvals, tracking each stage from activity so nothing waits on a forgotten step.
Does signing really trigger the invoice?
Yes. The moment a contract is marked signed in Sigi, Inzo raises the matching invoice with a payment link — no re-entry between tools.
Can I use just Sigi?
Yes — Sigi handles the full contract lifecycle on its own. Taro and Inzo add the work-tracking and billing stages when you want them.
See a contract go draft to paid.
Bring a real contract. We'll show you clause checks, approvals, signing, and invoicing as one flow — in a single demo.
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