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, well ahead of time — whenever a renewal, notice deadline, or expiry is approaching.
Runs on managed infrastructure by default — 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.
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.