Concord

Used by 30,000+ small, medium, and Fortune 500 companies. Concord is the first All-In-One Contract Success Platform. Features include unlimited E-signatures, centralized database, online negotiation, contract management, compliance, and more. Our platform integrates with Salesforce, Google Drive, Dropbox, Clio and Box.

Overview
Status	Active
Category	Document Automation
Headquarters	San Francisco, CA, USA
Founded	2013
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