allibee
English
English
  • allibee User Guide
  • Contract Lifecycle Management
    • Introduction
    • Contract Process Stage
      • [General Member] Draft a New Contract
      • [General Member] Requesting a Review
      • [General Member/Approver] Approving a Review Request
      • [Admin] Assigning a Legal Team Member
      • [Legal Team Member] Legal Review and Approval
      • [Admin] Final Review Approval
      • [General Member] Requesting Electronic Approval
      • [General Member/Approver] Approving an Electronic Approval Request
      • [General Member] E-Signature
      • [General Member] Application for Seal Usage
      • [General Member] Contract Signing
    • AI Contract Review
      • Ask AI
      • Palybook(Checklist)
      • Contract Information
      • AI Translation
    • Contract Editor
      • Editing Features
        • Editing Contracts
        • Downloading and uploading contracts
        • Compare Contracts
      • Additional features
        • Progress Stage
        • Memos
        • Contract Information
        • Version History
        • Reminder History
        • Opinions and History
    • Manage Executed Contracts
      • Register Executed Contracts
      • Executed Contract Repository
    • FAQ
  • Enterprise Legal Management
    • Introduction
    • Advisory Management
    • Legal Team Member Assignment
    • Law Firm Management
  • Business Agent
    • Introduction
    • Database
    • Ask Business Agent
    • FAQ
Powered by GitBook
On this page

Was this helpful?

  1. Contract Lifecycle Management
  2. Contract Editor
  3. Additional features

Progress Stage

Track progress, timestamps, and comments throughout the contract management process.

PreviousAdditional featuresNextMemos

Last updated 24 days ago

Was this helpful?

  • The process consists of six stages: Creation→ Request → Legal Review → Internal Approval → Signing → Completion

  • View progress steps with timestamps according to your company's contract management workflow.

  • You can check participants and comments left at each stage.

Learn more about the Contract Process