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Variables to insert variable text
Contract authors define and use Variables to insert variable text for unique things like names, addresses, prices, projects, etc.
Conditions to include / exclude optional clauses, etc.
Authors define and use Conditions to mark optional clauses, sections, etc, for inclusion or exclusion from a final document.
Repeats to gather / use repeating data X times over
Authors define and use Repeats to enter repeating rows or paragraphs of data multiple times (X times over, or incrementally).
User text questions
Authors use these to gather unique answers / data as free text from the end user.
Multiple choice questions
Contract authors use these to present end users with a choice of one, many or none from a picklist of Author-defined options.
Complex conditions
Simple wizards help Authors to define complex Conditions based on several different answers, for example "X and Y and Z".
Calculations
Intermediate Authors can use Calculations to define new Variables or Conditions based on mathematical and other functions.
Smart function library simplifies complex automation tasks
Contract authoring of complex logic is dramatically simplified by a library of smart functions, for example, converting a number to words, calculating a date 30 days after today, checking that one date comes after another, sorting a list of items alphabetically, and more.
Database queries
Advanced Authors can use these to gather answers / data from existing data sources.
Flexible datatype model prevents invalid answers
Contract authors can specify data types for Variables, to validate answers as dates, dollar amounts, numbers, or an extensible list of other types.
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