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A clause pack turns an engagement’s due diligence results into the contract clauses that hold the vendor to controlling the risk. Your legal team maps clauses to risk domains once. For each engagement, Coverbase then lists the clauses its risk results and open issues require, shows whether the current draft carries each one, and, once the contract is signed, turns the obligations those clauses carry into activities on the engagement’s monitoring plan.
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An engagement's Contract tab: the clause pack from the risk results and the obligations to monitor after signature.
What it does
Clauses required by risk domain
On a reference clause in Clause Sets, Required by Risk Domain names the risk domain and minimum level that require it, optionally also whenever the domain has an open issue, and what to monitor after signing.
A pack per engagement
The engagement’s Contract tab lists each required clause, why it is required (for example Privacy · High or Open issue), and whether the draft has it: Present, Missing, Non-standard, Added to redline or Not reviewed.
Remediation covenants
An open issue with a remediation due date adds a covenant to the pack, so the contract holds the vendor to the fix.
Obligations monitored after signature
When the contract is signed, each required clause that made it into the contract and carries an obligation becomes an evidence request or scorecard activity on the monitoring plan, on its cadence. Event obligations are watched through Radar and issues instead.
Non-standard Contracts report
Every clause whose latest review found it non-conforming, missing or needing review, across all contracts, filterable by severity, status and risk domain, and exportable as CSV.
Contracts → Non-standard Contracts, every clause whose latest review departed from your standard.
The rules it follows
- The pack reads what the Risk Summary reads. It uses the same domain results (residual where there is one) and the same open issues, so the pack cannot disagree with the decision it follows.
- Clause review decides what the draft says. The draft state comes from the latest complete Contract Guardian review of each contract linked to the engagement. The pack only marks a clause for the redline.
- Rebuilding never drops a signed obligation. A clause no longer required leaves the pack, unless it is already in the signed contract.
- Only signed clauses are monitored. At signature, a clause the draft held or that was added to the redline counts as signed. One still missing or non-standard does not, and its obligation is not monitored.
Where to go next
Clause pack guide
Map clauses to risk domains, build a pack and read the report.
Contract Guardian
The clause review the draft state comes from.
Monitoring plans
Where signed obligations are monitored.
Engagement record
The Risk Summary the pack follows.