Pact combines profile-gated access, immutable time-stamped history, secure e-signature routing and optional AI assistance — so every contract on the platform is both easy to manage and hard to dispute.
Viewing, editing, downloading and sending a contract all require a verified Pact profile. The public site is a landing page only.
Contract content is encrypted at rest and in transit, with per-profile access controls and scoped sharing to named counterparties.
Everyday and above let you invite teammates with view, edit or admin-level access, so control stays with account owners.
Optional two-factor authentication for every profile, required for business admins before they can invite teammates or change roles.
Pact's editor is where contracts get written and negotiated — signing is handled through secure, compliant e-signature infrastructure designed to meet ESIGN Act and UETA standards in the U.S., and eIDAS where applicable. We're building Pact to interoperate with established, secure signing providers such as Adobe Acrobat Sign and DocuSign, so your signature workflow meets the same bar as the rest of your business software.
Every contract has two lives: the negotiation before signing, and the record after. Pact locks the executed version the moment both parties sign, then time-stamps every subsequent edit — who made it, exactly when, and what changed.
Describe the deal in plain language and get a structured first draft pulled from the right template and clause library.
As you negotiate, Pact AI proposes alternative language and flags terms that are unusually one-sided.
Ask Pact AI to summarize a contract, compare it to a prior version, or flag risk before you sign — on Enterprise, across your entire contract portfolio.
Pact AI assists with drafting and review — it does not provide legal advice. We recommend legal counsel review for high-stakes agreements.