# \[General Member] Draft a New Contract

### Drafting a new contract

There are two ways to start drafting a contract.

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* Click Home > Quick Start > Draft New Contract to begin.
* Select Draft New Contract from the Quick Start menu.

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### Using a contract template

Start drafting a contract immediately with an allibee-provided template.

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1. Browse and select a template

* Find contract templates under Quick Start > Draft New Contract.
* Use contract type filters or enter search terms to find the right template.
* Click \[Preview] to review a template before using it.
* Click \[Use Template] to begin drafting your contract.
* If you need to change the template, click \[Change Template] or the X button to go back.

2. Enter Contract Information

* Enter the contract name and provide details about the counterparties.
* You can manually enter counterparty details or import existing data using the \[Import] button.
* If multiple people are involved, you can also add additional counterparties.\
  \&#xNAN;*<mark style="color:red;">However, please note that allibee only supports up to 10 signers for e-signatures.</mark>*
* After adding counterparty details, proceed to the next step.
* Fill in the required information to complete the contract setup.
* The right panel updates in real time based on your input in the left section.
* Click \[Contract Creation Complete] to start the process.
* Click \[Request For Review] to submit the contract for review.
* If you need to edit the contract before submitting, click \[No] to close the review request pop-up.

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### Uploading and Using Your Own Contract

You can also create a contract by uploading an existing company contract file.

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1. Uploading a contract

* In Quick Start > Draft New Contract, click \[Upload Contract].
* Select a contract file from your computer and click \[Open] to upload.
* If you selected the wrong file, click \[Change Contract] or the X button to go back.

2. Entering contract information

* The uploaded file name will automatically be set as the contract name (you can edit this).
* The contract language is detected automatically but can be changed if needed.
* Select a contract type or apply recommended tags.
* Choose your company’s position in the contract and enter the counterparty’s details.
* Counterparty details can be entered manually or imported using the \[Import] button.
* If multiple people are involved, you can also add additional counterparties.\
  \&#xNAN;*<mark style="color:red;">However, please note that allibee only supports up to 10 signers for e-signatures.</mark>*
* After reviewing the contract details, click Register Contract to start the process.
* Click \[Request For Review] to submit the contract for review.
* If you need to edit the contract before submitting, click \[No] to close the review request pop-up.

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If you are unable to upload your contract, check the following:

* Supported file formats: DOC, DOCX, HWP, HWPX
* Maximum file size: Up to 30MB
* Password protection: Files with passwords cannot be uploaded.\
  (To remove a password, go to File > Info > Protect Document and adjust settings.)
  {% endhint %}


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