Contract intelligence features that turn agreements into usable working information.
Contract intelligence features help you understand the agreement, identify obligations, track key dates, surface operational risks and move from document storage to active contract control. ObliTracker converts contract detail into structured outputs your team can read, assign, track and reuse.
Core working outputs.
The exact mix depends on the package selected, but every output is designed to make the contract easier to understand, track and act on.
From contract storage to active control.
Clarity: Know what the contract says.
Understand the main parties, purpose, commitments, dates and operational implications.
Control: Know what needs tracking.
Turn obligations, renewal points, notice windows and responsibilities into usable working information.
Action: Know what happens next.
Surface practical follow-up points, risks, decisions and reminders that need attention.
Reuse: Use the outputs elsewhere.
Feed registers, dashboards, workflow tools, spreadsheets, reminders or internal handover notes.
Six contract intelligence features for practical contract management.
Best for quick understanding: Useful for owners, managers and operators who need to know what the contract means in practice.
Best for ownership and follow-through: Useful when obligations need to be assigned, monitored or transferred into a spreadsheet, register or dashboard.
Best for avoiding missed dates: Useful when contract risk is tied to timing, renewals, notice periods or review obligations.
Best for informed action: Useful when contracts contain practical responsibilities that could become issues if nobody tracks them.
Best for higher-value agreements: Useful when the contract may be renewed, renegotiated, expanded or used as a model for future agreements.
Best for ongoing control: Useful when you want contract information to feed spreadsheets, dashboards, systems or recurring reminder workflows.
How contract intelligence features are produced.
The process makes contract information easier to use before and after signing, rather than producing a summary with no operational follow-through. See how contract intelligence works.
Review the contract
The contract is reviewed for structure, key terms, obligations, dates, responsibilities and operational commitments.
Extract what matters
Important clauses, dates, obligations, triggers, risks and dependencies are pulled into a practical working view.
Structure the outputs
The information is organised into summaries, registers, calendar-ready files, notes and tracking-ready data.
Deliver usable assets
You receive outputs that can be read, shared, assigned, tracked and reused inside your business.
Which contract intelligence features are included?
Each fixed-price package provides a different depth of contract intelligence features. Compare the current options on the pricing page.
| Deliverable | Clarity $235 | Insight $355 | Intelligence $425 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contract Summary Report | Included | Included | Included |
| Obligations Register | Snapshot | Included | Expanded |
| Key Dates Calendar Files | Included | Included | Included |
| Risk and Awareness Notes | Included | Included | Expanded |
| Negotiation and Recommendation Notes | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Dashboard and Automated Alerts Dataset | Not included | Included | Included |
Contract intelligence features are designed to be used, not read once.
ObliTracker is most useful when the outputs become part of how you manage delivery, dates, obligations and operational risk. This supports the contract management responsibilities described by NZ Government Procurement.
Use the summary for quick understanding, internal handover and management visibility.
Use the obligations register to assign ownership and keep commitments visible.
Use the calendar files to bring key dates into the tools your team already uses.
Use the tracking dataset to support dashboards, reminders, spreadsheets and recurring review processes.
Ready to use contract intelligence features?
Choose the level of support you need and turn the agreement into practical summaries, obligations, key dates, risk notes and tracking-ready outputs. Contract intelligence, not legal advice.