In many small and mid-sized organizations, departments avoid working together with the legal department because it is seen as a bottleneck. However, without key information about risks and opportunities, the legal counsel is unable to provide strategic advice.
As legal counsel, it’s your responsibility to equip the organization with the right tools to ensure smooth collaboration. One of the ways to foster smooth collaboration is through technology, which can help you transition to a more strategic way of working.
During our free one-hour webinar, our legal consultant will share how technology can make collaboration easy without overhauling the way the business works. With a single system for storing, tracking and managing your legal information you can identify risks, stay on top of obligations, and enhance informed decision-making.
What you will learn:
Why the legal department is in a unique position to foster collaboration
How to enable your colleagues to be self-sufficient
How technology can help your organization store, rack and report on legal information to identify risks and opportunities
Key takeaways:
Improve productivity and efficiency by adopting tools which increase collaboration with colleagues
Watch the webinar
effacts is a secure online repository for all your legal information that has smart functions to help you get the most value out of it.
Store. Easily organize your key contracts, company documents, claims and compliance policies in one central place.
Find. Get easy, instant access to the information with powerful Google-style searches.
Summarize. Make key information from long documents more visible and understandable to the whole organization.
Track. Build workflows to help you manage risk in contracts, entities, claims and policies.
Report. Generate detailed reports and charts that can provide the management information your team or your board needs.
Share. Give permission-based access to different departments to allow them to see the information that helps them do their jobs better.
Empower. Set up self-service portals to enable different departments to manage their own legal affairs, with your legal oversight.
