Evisort
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Key Takeaways
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Evisort is an AI-powered contract lifecycle management platform used by legal, procurement, and finance teams across manufacturing, real estate, and technology industries. Users praise the platform for its contract search and clause extraction, while OCR accuracy remains a concern. Its recent release removed the old 10,000-document cap on search results in Contract Management and Document Intelligence, so the interface now shows the full count of matching documents.
Our Verdict
Evisort is suitable for growing and large legal, procurement and legal operations teams who manage high contract volumes. While its starting price is fair for that segment, it may not suit smaller teams because of add-ons and additional costs. We recommend it for established contracting teams.
Evisort Specifications
- Document Management
- e-Signature
- Document Automation/Assembly
- Workflow Automation
What Is Evisort?
Evisort, now acquired by Workday, is an AI-driven contract life cycle management platform that simplifies contract requesting, drafting, negotiation, approval, signature, and storage. It is designed for legal, procurement, and business teams handling high volumes of agreements who want centralized contract data and structured workflows. Its AI-assisted drafting and redlining tools, along with automated approval and signature workflows, help teams manage agreements throughout their lifecycle.
What Is Evisort Best For?
Evisort's standout feature is Ask AI, which lets users ask natural language questions about their contracts. It generates summarized answers based on all or selected documents and provides links to the relevant source clauses. Users can narrow their searches to a specific folder or document and ask follow-up questions. This reduces the need to manually review multiple agreements to find specific information.
Ask AI also supports multilingual conversations, allowing users to ask questions in one language about contracts written in another. Folder-level access controls and searches across custom data fields provide additional control over how users access contract information.
How Much Does Evisort Cost?
Evisort pricing is estimated to fall between $30,000 to $200,000/year for its repository, AI extraction, and search capabilities.
Along with the base cost, organizations should also consider the following additional expenses:
- Implementation And Onboarding: $10,000 to $50,000
- Advanced Modules And Add-Ons: $5,000 to $25,000/module
- User Seat Overages: $600 to $1,100/additional seat
- Premium Support: $4,000 to $20,000
Disclaimer: Pricing references are based on publicly available third-party information and industry benchmarks. Actual costs may vary.
Evisort Integrations
Evisort integrates with multiple third-party systems, including:
- Salesforce
- Box software
- Microsoft SharePoint
How Does Evisort Work?
Here’s how you can get started with Evisort:
- Log in to the platform and access the main dashboard
- Bring contracts from connected repositories such as Box, SharePoint, and Salesforce into a centralized repository
- Build reusable templates using approved clauses from the clause library and connect document placeholders to the relevant intake form responses
- Publish self-service intake forms so business users can submit requests and either generate agreements from templates or upload existing documents
- Route contracts through review, redlining, approval, and signature stages using configured workflows and conditions
- Use AI extraction, advanced search, Ask AI, and configurable dashboards to find contract terms, monitor obligations, and review important dates
Who Is Evisort For?
Evisort is suitable for organizations across several industries where contracts involve multiple departments, counterparties, and obligations. These include:
- Healthcare
- Financial services
- Real estate
- Manufacturing
- Technology
- Energy
- Media and entertainment
Evisort Use Cases
Based on our analysis of Evisort features and user feedback, we identified some of its real-world use cases:
Legal Teams Reviewing High Volumes Of Third-Party Paper
Legal departments that receive a steady flow of vendor and customer agreements often spend considerable time reviewing standard terms and redlining third-party language. Evisort uses AI to suggest clause edits and compare contract versions during drafting and negotiation. This lets reviewers focus on terms that require legal judgment rather than manually reviewing every provision.
Procurement And Finance Teams Tracking Obligations And Renewal Dates
Evisort can be used by procurement and finance teams that are responsible for supplier agreements with delivery commitments, renewal windows, and payment terms. It extracts these terms and displays them in configurable dashboards. Teams can thus quickly review upcoming renewals and obligations without opening individual contracts.
Business Teams Consolidating Contract Requests Through A Self Service Process
Sales, operations, and HR teams that rely on the legal department for starting every agreement can find Evisort to be helpful. It lets legal teams build approved templates, where business users can submit requests and check their status through the platform. Standard agreements move forward without constant back and forth, while legal teams keep control over the language used. Reviewers particularly appreciate how it lets businesses create and sign agreements quickly.
Organizations Consolidating Contracts Scattered Across Multiple Repositories
Organizations storing agreements across platforms such as Box, SharePoint, and Salesforce can use Evisort to synchronize contract documents and associated data. Teams can then search agreement information across connected repositories from one place. Repository synchronization also helps centralize records following mergers, system migrations, or changes to document storage systems.
Is Evisort Right For You?
Evisort is worth considering for organizations whose contracting requirements extend across multiple teams, agreement types, and business units. Its custom AI models let administrators track contract terms specific to their organizations, including requirements that may not be covered by standard clause models.
Security is another consideration for organizations handling sensitive agreements. It lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27701, and ISO 42001 certifications. The ISO 42001 certification covers responsible AI management. Workday also provides document-level and folder-level permission controls to manage access to contract information.
Still unsure about Evisort? Connect with us at (661) 384-7070 for further guidance!
Evisort Features
Automation Hub
Evisort’s 'Automation Hub' lets administrators track and manage clauses created with Quick AI. Users can tag a clause in a contract and search for similar language across other agreements. The Clauses section stores business-specific language that is not included in the standard clause library. Bulk tagging lets users create Quick AI clauses from document text, while sample text can be used to find similar clauses.
Documents
This feature organizes contracts into folders and subfolders that administrators can synchronize with platforms such as SharePoint through EviSync. Synchronization settings can be configured for two-way sync or no sync. Root-folder access settings in Evisort establish baseline permissions, which administrators can adjust for individual folders to restrict file access. The upload status bar displays processing progress, and administrators can reprocess an upload if it fails.
Clause Search
This feature organizes contracts into folders and subfolders that administrators can synchronize with platforms such as SharePoint through EviSync. Synchronization settings can be configured for two-way sync or no sync. Root-folder access settings in Evisort establish baseline permissions, which administrators can adjust for individual folders to restrict file access. The upload status bar displays processing progress, and administrators can reprocess an upload if it fails.
Clause Search
Evisort offers a search function which uses filters to find documents that contain or exclude specific clauses. The Clause Type filter draws from a list of standard clauses identified by the clause model. Users can apply several filters to a single search to narrow down the results.
Library
Administrators can use the Evisort 'Library' to create a repository of approved clauses and negotiation playbooks for consistent contract reviews. The Clause Library holds preferred and fallback language that negotiators can insert into contract markups. It also provides reusable negotiation requirements and color-coded preferred, fallback, and walkaway labels, allowing administrators to add guidance for context-specific clause variations.
Workflow Builder
Teams can use 'Workflow Builder' to configure and automate each stage of a contract's lifecycle, from intake to finalization. Administrators can set conditions that activate specific events and indicate whether workflow users can upload existing documents, generate agreements from templates, or do both. Placeholders in .docx templates can be linked to specific intake form responses. Evisort also covers review, signing, and post-signature tasks such as document verification.
Pros And Cons of Evisort
Pros
Helps identify problem areas by quickly searching contracts
Syncs with Google Drive and OneDrive, so contracts export automatically
Makes clause retrieval from documents easy through its AI
Lets teams monitor multiple workflows with its centralized repository
Cons
Users have to create a separate workflow for every new contract
OCR accuracy may be unreliable
Evisort Reviews
Total 27 reviews
4.6
All reviews are from verified customers
Rating Distribution
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Stars59%
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Share your experience
Consumer Goods, 500+ employees
“Easy to use with helpful support”
Pros
The thing I like about the tool is the easy to use and helpful support.
Cons
Very little issues exist. As they genuinely try their hardest to make me feel like family.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
9
Value for money
9
Customer Support
9
Functionality
9
Hospital & Health Care, 500+ employees
“Search capabilities set it apart”
Pros
Compared to other systems I have worked with, Evisort's search and analytics capabilities genuinely set it apart. I have also been very impressed by its team as the support during contract negotiation, demonstrations, implementation and training was exceptional.
Cons
So far, I have not found any drawbacks that are worth mentioning.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
10
Value for money
10
Customer Support
10
Functionality
10
Information Technology and Services, 51-100 employees
“Clean interface syncs with drive”
Pros
Evisort was much easier to learn than our older contract management systems. Also our contract manager is able to set up workflows right away that too without any training. The platform is user-friendly too and the interface is clean, not at all cluttered with info I don't need. I also love that it syncs with Google Drive, so contracts are imported automatically. And once they are in, dashboards give us instant insights into key contract details. Searching is fast and simple too as we can find any contract whenever we need it.
Cons
We have run into an issue where the system won't let us track multiple documents under a single ticket. So our team ends up having to open separate tickets whenever a contract includes more than one document that requires tracking. That ends up creating extra administrative work for everyone and increases the chance that a signature could be missed during the e-signature stage.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
10
Value for money
10
Customer Support
10
Functionality
8
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to implement Evisort?
Workday states that implementing Contract Intelligence takes 21 days on average.
What file types can Evisort analyze?
Evisort runs OCR analysis on DOCX, DOC, JPG, PDF (including scanned PDFs), PNG, and TIFF files. Other formats can be uploaded but aren’t analyzed. Documents can run up to 700 pages, or 500 pages for visually complex files, and must be under 500 MB. It can’t process password-protected files.
Can I remove a clause from a document?
Yes. You need to access the document in Contract Management and Document Intelligence.. Afterwards, go to the Contract Summary section on the Contents tab, and click View to highlight the clause in the document. Then, click the pencil icon and select Remove Clause.
Can a user create and save a search query that's available to other users?
Yes, this can be done by accessing Search > Add Filters. Next, click Save Search after configuring the search criteria, and specify the users who can access the search query. This can be done through the ‘Who can see and use this search?’ field.
When I select specific documents for exporting, are they the only items that are exported?
No, when you export documents from a search query in the Search console, it exports all documents.