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How a Contract Management System can help in times of Crisis

The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has up-ended businesses all over the world with frightening speed.

How a Contract Management System can Facilitate Remote Working

Remote working, or telecommuting, has become increasingly common for knowledge industry workers in recent years.

Should you be using spreadsheets for contract management?

For the right company, Excel or Google Sheets can work well as a contract management system.

How In-House Legal Teams Put $30,000 Per Year Per Lawyer Back in Their Pocket

In this article, I’m going to explain how resource-constrained in-house legal teams can save up to $30,000 per year per lawyer and increase contract value by up to 20% through the automation of repetitive legal tasks.

A different way to think about Legal Tech for Enterprises

The Aerofiler team attended the annual CLOC conference in Sydney this year, along with more than 200 others.

The Role of AI in Legal Tech Today

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is a tech buzzword that’s been in the news a lot. Legal tech is no exception, and it feels like every company is saying they sell software that leverages AI. The promise is that AI will make work effortless by automating tasks and eliminating the need for manual, human work. It’s a sexy proposition, but what’s the reality?

Can Legal Tech Reduce Attrition?

“Somebody is going to die.” That was the dramatic opening to an Australian Financial Review article, which stated that lawyers were working ‘16 to 18-hour days, seven days a week’, and battling ‘crushing deadlines and … thousands of documents’.

How to Make The Right Decision, at the Right Time

One of the primary responsibilities of a manager in a company is to make important business decisions that hopefully result in a positive outcome for your company.

How to File 10,000 Contracts in One Afternoon: Introducing Aerofiler

I have spent most of my career working as an in-house lawyer. One perennial problem that each legal team I’ve worked in has grappled with is: How do you deal with the ever-growing pile of signed contracts you receive? Where do you file them? How do you know what’s in them? How do you get them all organized?