The contract lands. Work starts.
The signed contract arrives from DocuSign or PandaDoc the moment it is completed. Nobody forwards a PDF or opens a ticket.
A closer look at what Slipway does between the signature and the first live day, the tools it plugs into and how it keeps your contracts safe.
Northwind signs on Monday and is live by Friday. Every figure on this page comes from the demo workspace.
The signed contract arrives from DocuSign or PandaDoc the moment it is completed. Nobody forwards a PDF or opens a ticket.
The agent reads all 12 pages and brackets what matters for onboarding: scope, owner, dates. Each field links back to its clause.
Clauses become tasks on a dated plan, split between your team and the customer. The go-live date is calculated, not guessed.
Reminders go out by email and Slack, in your name, until the file or the approval arrives. You only see what needs a human.
When the last box is ticked the customer signs off and the account turns live. The audit log keeps every step.
Slipway reads from the tools where deals close and writes back where your team already works. Nothing new for your customer to learn.
Tap a tool to see what Slipway reads from it and what it writes back.
Something missing? Everything else is reachable through the API and webhooks.Request an integration
What your security team will ask for, in the order they ask it. The full pack, with policies and the pen-test summary, is shared under NDA.
Contracts, plans and messages are encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2 or newer) and at rest. Keys sit in a managed key service and are rotated on a schedule.
You pick a region when the workspace is created. Contracts and everything derived from them stay in that region.
Customer data is not used to train models, ours or anyone else's. Model providers process requests under zero-retention terms.
The audit window is open. The report is shared under NDA as soon as it is issued; until then the security pack lists every control.
SAML single sign-on works with Okta, Entra ID and Google Workspace. SCIM provisioning ships before general availability.
Each read, message and status change is logged with actor, time and source clause. Export it as CSV or stream it by webhook.
During early access incidents are posted on the status page without an SLA. The 99.9% target and service credits start at general availability, planned for Q1 2027.
Plans, tasks, messages and logs export from the workspace or the API. Ask us to delete your data and it is gone within 30 days.
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