Contract Reader
Drop in the signed contract and get a scoped onboarding plan in under a minute.
Slipway reads the signed contract, builds the onboarding plan and chases every task, so customers go live before they start doubting the deal.
Three weeks from signature to kickoff, spent copying contract terms into a project plan by hand.
The plan exists the minute the contract is signed. Scope, owners and dates come from the document itself.
Your best CSM spends 11 hours a week chasing customers for logins, files and approvals.
The agent sends the reminders, collects the files and escalates only what needs a human.
Nobody sees the stall until the customer asks about the refund clause.
Every account shows a go-live date and the one task blocking it, updated daily.
Drop in the signed contract and get a scoped onboarding plan in under a minute.
Follows up with customers by email and Slack until every task is done.
Predicts each account's go-live date and names the task holding it back.
One shared link where your customer sees what is due, uploads files and signs off.
Drop in the signed contract and get a scoped onboarding plan in under a minute.
Follows up with customers by email and Slack until every task is done.
Predicts each account's go-live date and names the task holding it back.
One shared link where your customer sees what is due, uploads files and signs off.
Batch 01 was twelve design-partner teams and 41 onboardings in six weeks. Four of them, in their own words.
19 → 4 days: Signature to go-live
Signature to go-liveThe plan goes out the afternoon the contract is signed. Nobody on my team writes a chasing email any more, and customers have stopped asking where things stand.
I counted it. Eleven hours a week went on asking customers for files. The agent asks now, on the day the file is due and not a week after.
We are four people. Our first enterprise customer signed on a Tuesday and was live that Friday. I had not planned for that.
If an account stalls I hear about it on day two, with the reason. Before the pilot I found out in the monthly review.
The full numbers are in the launch log.Read how the pilot ran
Pilot results from Batch 01. Demo content: replace with your own.
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For teams onboarding up to 10 customers a month.
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What teams ask before they hand us a signed contract.
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Contracts are encrypted in transit and at rest, stored in the EU or US region you choose, and never used to train models. Our SOC 2 Type II audit is in progress and the report will be shared under NDA.
No. Joining is free and needs no card. When your batch opens you have 7 days to activate at the waitlist price. If you pass, your seat goes to the next team.
Batch 02 opens soon. Invites go out in sign-up order, and every colleague you invite moves you up. General availability is planned for Q1 2027.
At launch Slipway connects to HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Gmail and Outlook, plus DocuSign and PandaDoc for contracts. Everything else is reachable through the API and webhooks.
Batch 02 is limited to 150 teams. Join now, keep the waitlist price for as long as you stay, and take your first account live in the week you get access.