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Why Sales Teams Love SpotDraft

Control Contracts, Right from Your CRM
Faster Contracts, Faster Sales

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Break Down Silos Between Sales and Legal
INTEGRATIONS
Integrate SpotDraft where your team works, not around it
Salesforce
Revolutionize your contract management workflow with seamless Salesforce integration
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HubSpot
Create and manage contracts efficiently without leaving HubSpot
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Zoho
Reduce sales cycle time with fully customizable Zoho integration
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FAQ
We’re here to help with any questions you have.
What kind of contracts can I generate from my CRM?
You can initiate NDAs, MSAs, order forms, and more using pre-approved templates mapped to your CRM fields for accuracy and speed.
How does SpotDraft ensure legal stays in the loop?
SpotDraft syncs contract data bi-directionally, giving both Legal and Sales real-time visibility into contract status, approvals, and changes—without email or Slack back-and-forth.
What is the Contract Details Page in Salesforce?
The Contract Summary Page gives Sales full access to contract details, activity logs, approvals, metadata, and related documents—without leaving Salesforce.
Can I manage third-party contracts too?
Yes, you can upload and track third-party agreements in your CRM, and route them for review and approval through SpotDraft.
What CRMs does SpotDraft integrate with?
SpotDraft currently supports Salesforce, HubSpot, and Zoho, with deep, native integrations tailored for each platform.
Can Sales track where a contract is stuck?
Absolutely. Sales gets full visibility into contract status, pending approvals, and next steps—right from within the CRM.
Is contract data synced back to the CRM after signing?
Yes. Contract metadata, status, and even links to signed documents are automatically synced to your CRM for complete record-keeping
Can both Sales and Legal leave comments or collaborate on the contract draft?
Yes. With in-platform commenting, activity logs, and audit trails, both teams can collaborate directly, keeping the context in one place.