Great news to contract management world! After the successful integration of GroupDocs Annotation and GroupDocs Viewer apps with multiple platforms, GroupDocs have now introduced its efficient contract management software plugin to multiple platforms. Now, no matter what CMS you use, you can integrate our contract management software plugin to your websites.

GroupDocs introduced its contract management software plugin for various CMSs

Once the plugin is installed, you can embed questionnaires and then collect data to automatically create new documents online. GroupDocs Assembly plugin lets you and your customers perform document assembly from within your webpages. GroupDocs presently introduced its document assembly plugin for the following CMSs, with more plugins are in the pipe line:

• Textpattern
• DotNetNuke
• SugarCRM
• eZPublish
• Pligg
• Plone
• GetSimple
• KnowledgeTree
• Radiant
• Umbraco
• Magento
• OpenCMS
• Magnolia
• Contao
• Pimcore
• Moodle

Integrate GroupDocs' efficient contract management software plugin with multiple platforms

Document assembly is the method used to collect information and then create new, unique documents. It is usually used for contract management, for example, in legal letters, legal agreements, quotes, etc. The most common scenario would be for assembling documents where most of the information remains the same, but some details like name, address, date, start date or income, etc. differs from one person to another.

GroupDocs Assembly plugin makes document assembly too simple:

1. First, prepare a document template by adding merge field.
2. Then create a questionnaire in apps.groupdocs.com. This questionnaire lets recipients enter data.
3. Then embed the questionnaire to your preferred CMS using the questionnaire form ID.
4. Finally, share it with your customers to collect responses.

Use GroupDocs' contract management software plugin to embed questionnaires to your sites

As soon as the customer clicks the Assemblybutton after filling the questionnaire, the document gets assembled and a new, unique document is generated. Effortlessly perform document automation and document assembly to save your valuable time and effort.

Perform document assembly from within your websites using GroupDocs' contract management software plugin

Download and install this efficient contract management software plugin to perform document automation and document assembly with ease. Stay tuned to get more information about Assembly plugin for each individual CMS.

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GroupDocs Assembly is an app that lets you automate document assembly and automation.

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