Twelve applications, one estate underneath them.
Each one opens as its own window over the page you were on, and every one of them reads the same contracts, so an answer in one is an answer in all of them.
Benchmark Library
Type the five fields of a deal and the sheet answers in order: the discount you are offered, what comparable buyers get, where this one ranks.
Know what the deal is worth before you reply.
The contract decoder
Drop any agreement, MSA or statement of work and it comes back read: the money, the risks, the clauses that will cost you, in plain English.
Eighty pages understood over a coffee.
The renewal desk
The book of agreements on the clock, the runway to each notice date, the plan for the ones that matter, and the notice letter drafted and held.
No renewal arrives as a surprise again.
The Vera Deal-Room
One upload becomes six documents, one goal and one room: the standing, the moves, the brief, and the team working from the same facts.
The whole negotiation in one place.
The Control Room
What moved overnight, what shuts next, what is waiting on you, and what the agents are allowed to do without asking.
Ten minutes a morning covers the estate.
The agent roster
Analysts write, watchdogs monitor, autopilots act under a mandate you signed. Hire one in a minute, and read what it did.
The work that runs while you are in meetings.
Document search
Ask the estate a question and get the answer with the paragraph it came from: uplift caps, divestment language, auto renewals.
An afternoon of reading becomes one search.
The Research Library
2,602 papers and a Negotiator's Guide on 1,412 vendors: their calendar, their tactics, what they concede and what they never do.
Walk in knowing how this vendor negotiates.
The comparison desk
A renewal against the paper it replaces, side by side: every repriced line and every moved clause named, and the stronger side called.
See exactly what changed, and what it costs.
Contracts and documents
Every agreement with its clauses, dates, obligations and owners, versioned, searchable and signed off inside the portal.
One estate of record, not eleven folders.
The reports
The benchmark, the negotiation brief, the board pack: written as an analyst writes, exported to Word, PowerPoint, PDF or Excel.
Something you can forward to the CFO.
Vendor watch
Price rises, licensing model changes and audit campaigns, filtered to the vendors you actually hold, filed every week with the move it asks of you.
The market news that touches your paper.Every action an agent takes is logged, checked against the authority you gave it, and stopped for you when it goes past that line. See every feature →