Obliga · overview & guides
Obliga is a contract lifecycle manager built for Microsoft 365 organizations. It keeps a governed record of every contract you sign, and emails the right person, automatically and well ahead of time, whenever a renewal, notice deadline, or expiry is approaching.
Runs on managed infrastructure by default, with no Azure setup to get started, or deploys into your own Azure subscription if you need that. Sign-in and reminders use the Microsoft 365 your team already has.
Contracts on a notice schedule follow a timeline like this. Notices fire automatically as each point is reached, and a recorded decision closes the loop. Hover a point for details.
Start here · anyone
Read →Obliga, in plain language
What Obliga does and why, in two minutes. No jargon, no assumed context.
Contract & procurement teams
Read →Managing renewals without the spreadsheet
How the people who own contracts day to day actually use Obliga: reminders, decisions, and the record they leave behind.
Procurement · step by step
Read →Getting your contracts working for you
A practical walkthrough of the everyday tasks: adding a contract, switching on reminders, and handling a decision when it comes back.
IT & technical evaluators
Read →How Obliga is built
Architecture, hosting, and security: a single-tenant .NET application, vendor-hosted by default or deployed into your own Azure subscription.
The pitch
Read →No renewal ever slips through again
The business case for Obliga, and what makes it different from a spreadsheet or a generic CLM suite.
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