Preview: CobbleStone Software announces its new Collaborative Online Editing feature, delivering real‑time contract drafting and negotiation to help teams work faster and more efficiently.

CobbleStone Software, a recognized leader in contract lifecycle management (CLM) and contract artificial intelligence, is excited to announce the release of its enhanced Collaborative Online Editing functionality—offering a faster, more seamless way for teams to draft, edit, and negotiate contracts in real time.

This new capability introduces a modern, intuitive, and team‑friendly interface designed to accelerate contract collaboration and reduce workflow bottlenecks. With just a few clicks, users can now launch a collaborative editing session.

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The refreshed collaborative online editing interface provides users with a sleek word‑processing environment designed to feel natural and simple. From this interface, contract stakeholders can:

• Invite collaborators instantly.
  
  
• Assign permissions that define who can view, edit, comment, or track changes.
  
  
• Work together in real time without the chaos of version confusion.

The experience is crafted to empower legal teams, procurement professionals, and business users to move through drafting and negotiation with greater speed and confidence. What’s more, the experience includes comprehensive audit trails that are dated, timestamped, and identify the user performing the action.

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“Our new Collaborative Online Editing capability empowers teams to work together in real time with the clarity and control they need to accelerate negotiations and drive better outcomes,” said Bradford Jones, VP of Sales & Marketing at CobbleStone Software.

“This feature reflects our commitment to delivering technology that truly transforms how people create, edit, and finalize contracts.”