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Aline works inside the systems your contracts already live in.

Connect storage, CRM, e-signature and identity. Aline reads what lands there and writes back what gets signed.

Site button components, for comparison
Featured Integrations
Google Drive
Document storage
Gmail
Email
Outlook
Email
Microsoft Teams
Collaboration
Slack
Collaboration
Salesforce
CRM
Also connects to
Microsoft SharePoint
OneDrive
Box
Dropbox
iManage
NetDocuments
Egnyte
AlineSign
DocuSign
Adobe Acrobat Sign
Dropbox Sign
HubSpot
Okta
Microsoft Entra ID
Google Workspace
NetSuite
Coupa
Ramp
Zip
Workday
Rippling
Jira
Linear
Asana
Notion
Confluence
Ironclad
LinkSquares
DocuSign CLM
Agiloft
ContractWorks
Aline REST API
Webhooks
Aline MCP Server
Zapier

Three things stop being anyone's job

Nothing to migrate first

Point Aline at the folders your agreements already sit in. It ingests everything, extracts the terms, and keeps watching.

GD
SP
BX
DB
OD
iM

Terms flow back out

Renewal dates reach finance in NetSuite. Executed value lands on the Salesforce opportunity. Nobody re-keys anything.

Your permissions, inherited

Aline reads only what you scope, respects the source system's access rules, and logs every read and write.

What it looks like from each seat

An MSA that starts itself

An opportunity hits Contracting stage. Aline opens the request with counterparty and deal value prefilled, drafts from the right template, and posts the first turn to the deal channel.

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SL
AS
Salesforce, Slack, AlineSign

A negotiation that files itself

Counterparty markup lands overnight. Aline adds it to the contract record as a new version, redlines it against your playbook, and drafts the reply before the morning call.

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GD
DS
Outlook, Google Drive, DocuSign

A renewal nobody misses

Ninety days out, Aline posts the renewal to the channel that owns the vendor, with the auto-renew clause and notice window attached. Finance sees the same date in NetSuite.

SL
NS
SP
Slack, NetSuite, Microsoft SharePoint

A vendor review that runs in parallel

A purchase request opens legal review and security review at the same time, not in sequence. The executed agreement lands back on the supplier record with the DPA attached.

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MT
BX
Coupa, Microsoft Teams, Box

Aline asks before it acts

Reading a folder and sending an email are not the same permission. Each action type is set separately, per connection, by an admin.

Read freely, act on approval

Aline searches and summarizes without asking. Anything that sends, signs, or changes a record waits for a person.

Approve, edit, or deny in place

Approvals appear in Slack, Teams, or on the contract record itself. Edit the draft before it goes.

Every action logged

What Aline read, what it wrote, and who approved it. Exportable for audit.

Connection permissions
Set by admin
GD
Read contract folders
Google Drive
Always allow
SF
Write terms to opportunity
Salesforce
Always allow
GM
Send a drafted reply
Gmail
Needs approval
DS
Send for signature
DocuSign
Needs approval
SL
Post to public channels
Slack
Blocked
Security

Your own team will diligence this

Four answers the review asks for, before anyone opens a questionnaire.

Scoped access

You choose the folders, objects, and channels. Aline cannot reach anything outside them.

No training on your data

Contractually barred, in our terms and with every model provider we use.

US data residency

Stored and processed on AWS in the United States, encrypted in transit and at rest.

SSO and SCIM

Okta and Microsoft Entra for sign-in, automated provisioning, instant deprovisioning.

Before you connect anything

What legal, IT and procurement ask before an integration gets switched on.
Who connects the apps, IT or each user?
Both, depending on the system. Org-wide connections like SharePoint, Salesforce, and NetSuite are authorized once by an Aline admin. Personal connections like Gmail, Outlook, and OneDrive are authorized by each person for their own account, and an admin can see who has connected what without being able to read through it.
What can Aline actually see?
Only what you scope. On a storage connection that means named folders or libraries. On a CRM it means the objects and fields you map. On Slack or Teams it means the channels you add Aline to. Aline also inherits the source system's own permissions, so a user never sees a document through Aline that they could not open directly.
Do we have to move off our e-signature vendor?
No. AlineSign is included and it is the fastest path, but DocuSign and Adobe Acrobat Sign connect to your existing account and get the same automatic filing, extraction, and status tracking.
We are on another CLM. How hard is the move?
Aline imports from Ironclad, LinkSquares, DocuSign CLM, Agiloft, and ContractWorks, including documents, metadata, and workflow history. It then re-extracts every agreement so you get the terms your old system never captured. Most migrations run in days, not quarters.
What if you do not have a connector for our system?
Every object in Aline is available over a documented REST API, webhooks push contract events to any endpoint, and the Aline MCP server exposes the repository to whichever AI assistant your team already uses. Tell us what is missing. We ship new connectors every month.

Bring your stack. We will bring the agents.

Thirty minutes, your systems, your paper. We connect a sandbox and run one of your real agreements end to end.