Obliga · Contract Lifecycle Management
Obliga watches every contract's deadline so your team doesn't have to — and puts the decision in front of the right person, automatically, with time to act.
Deploys entirely inside your own Microsoft 365 tenant — your contracts, your Azure subscription, your data. Nothing leaves your organization.
The cost of not watching
Missed renewal deadlines are one of the most common — and most expensive — contract failures an organization can have. Not because anyone was careless. Because nobody was assigned to watch, or the reminder lived in one person's inbox and that person was on vacation.
Auto-renewals nobody agreed to — a software contract or lease rolls into another term at last year's terms, or worse.
Cancellation windows that close silently — the 30-day notice period passes, and now you're locked in for another year.
No record of why a decision was made — six months later, nobody can say who approved the renewal or why.
What changes
First notice months out, then reminders, then an urgent alert if a deadline is close and nobody's responded — with zero manual tracking.
Renew, renegotiate, cancel, or flag for discussion — recorded in one click, no meeting required to stop the clock.
Every decision, every change, every notice sent — logged with who and when, ready for the question you'll get asked eventually.
What's expiring this quarter, what's awaiting a decision, what's worth — one screen, no chasing down spreadsheet owners.
The differentiator
Most contract platforms ask you to move your records into their cloud. Obliga deploys entirely inside your own Microsoft 365 and Azure environment — your team signs in with the identity they already have, and your contract data never leaves your organization's own subscription.
For organizations that can't or won't hand sensitive agreements to a third-party platform — public-sector bodies, regulated industries, anyone with a data-residency requirement — that's not a nice-to-have. It's the reason this exists.
Obliga deploys from infrastructure-as-code directly into your organization's Azure subscription. Bring it to whoever manages your Microsoft 365 environment — it's built to be theirs from the first deployment, not rented from anyone else's.