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Maximize the value of your current contracts, meet obligations, and minimize risk—all while saving time. What happens to your contracts after they’re signed? Most companies don’t think much of it until there’s a problem. Recognize revenue faster and never miss a renewal date, adding a layer of protection to your contracting process.

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Conga Contract Intelligence FAQs
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What is Conga Contract Intelligence?
Conga Contract Intelligence (CCI) is a contract ingestion platform that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) capabilities to enable companies to accurately uncover insights into contracts to manage risk and optimize revenue.
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What types of systems will CCI integrate with?
CCI can integrate with any business applications with public API (open API) to automatically exchange data-rich contracts from the CCI platform. Leverage CCIs powerful reporting and workflow capabilities for extracted contract data combined with data from other sources.
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Can I use 3rd party paper?
CCI is agnostic to the type and author of the agreement (customer or 3rd party paper), and it requires no customer resources to deliver the required outcomes.
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How is this different from what I use?
CCI is unique in the sense that it delivers verified data to customers and their business applications (via integration). This eliminates the need to invest in resources to produce or verify the data from contracts.
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Why is post-signature information important?
Signing the contract is only the beginning. Financial impacts, potential risk/liabilities, renewals, and obligations all have major implications for a company's bottom line. Being proactive, rather than reactive, can be the difference between a good financial year and a bad one.