Every contract you've ever signed. One question away.
Dottr remembers every contract your company signs. Ask what you agreed, what's pending, or what renews next month. You get the answer in seconds, and the clause it came from.
Ask your first question freeQuick. Can you answer these without opening a single file?
How much notice do you owe before the Acme contract renews?
Which clients are still on net 60?
What did you promise in the SOW you signed in March?
How much contract value did you sign last quarter?
The answers exist. They're buried in forty PDFs, three inboxes and a spreadsheet nobody has updated since spring.
8.6%of contract value lost every year to poor contract management
What you don't know about your contracts is costing you.
Not from bad deals. From the renewal nobody saw coming, the discount nobody remembered to end, and the obligation nobody tracked.
2025 research on the cost of contract management, from World Commerce & Contracting.
A memory for every contract you sign.
Every contract that passes through Dottr goes into its memory: drafted, reviewed, signed. Dottr reads all of it, so you never have to go looking again.
You ask in plain English. Dottr answers from your actual contracts, and shows you where the answer lives.
Ask anything. Seriously.
The deep dive
One contract, fully understood.
- “Can we end the Acme deal early?”
- “What happens if they pay late?”
The whole-drawer search
Every contract at once.
- “Which contracts auto-renew?”
- “Show me every client on net 60.”
The Monday update
Where everything stands.
- “What's waiting on a signature?”
- “Who still hasn't signed?”
Spot the difference
Two documents side by side.
- “How is this MSA different from the one we signed with Northwind?”
- “Which vendor proposal gives us better terms?”
The board-deck number
Your contracts, added up.
- “How much contract value have we signed this year?”
- “What's our biggest client worth on paper?”
The legal gut check
Plain answers to legal questions.
- “Is signing by email reply binding?”
- “What does this indemnity clause mean for us?”
Just do it
Ask turns into action, and nothing goes out without your approval.
- “Chase everyone who hasn't signed.”
- “Draft the Acme renewal with a 5% increase.”
Built for the moments when a contract suddenly matters.
Five minutes before the client call
“What did we agree on scope?”
Answered before you dial in.
The investor's diligence list
“List every customer contract with a change-of-control clause.”
A week of digging, done in one message.
Sixty days before the renewal
“What renews before December, and what notice do we owe?”
You get the deadlines, not a surprise invoice.
The day someone leaves
“What did our ops lead agree with this vendor?”
They move on. What they agreed stays with the company.
The end of the quarter
“Signed contract value this quarter versus last.”
Ready for the board deck in seconds.
Every answer comes with receipts.
Dottr shows the exact contract and clause behind every answer, so you can check it in one click.
When the stakes are too high for anyone but a lawyer, ask for a human review at a fixed price, known before it starts.
The old way, and the ask.
Find a contract
Search Drive, then email, then Slack
Ask
Get one answer
Read fourteen pages
One line, with the clause
Track renewals
A spreadsheet nobody updates
“What renews next month?”
Report contract value
Rebuild it from PDFs
Ask for the number
Survive a handover
Knowledge walks out the door
It stays with the company
Contract intelligence, without the enterprise project.
Enterprise contract platforms answer questions too, after months of setup, built for a legal team. Ask works from your first contract. No implementation, no legal team required.
Before you ask Dottr anything.
What Dottr knows about, how to check an answer, and where the line between an explanation and legal advice sits.
Anything about your contracts: terms, dates, status, value and comparisons, plus general legal questions.
Every contract drafted, reviewed or signed in Dottr.
Dottr shows you the clause it came from. Check it in one click.
Dottr can chase signers, draft, and send for signing. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
No. Dottr is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Dottr explains what your contracts say and how common legal terms work. For a professional opinion, request a human lawyer review at a fixed price, known before it starts.
Free to start: your first 5 contracts are on us. After that a contract costs $1, and that one dollar covers the whole job on it — drafting, review, coordinating between the parties, signature and download. Asking is part of it. Users are never billed, so the whole company can sit in one workspace.
Your contracts already know the answers. Now you can ask.
Free to start. Your first 5 contracts are on us.
Dotted. ✦

