• Written by John OBrien
• Categorised Contract Management, News

Contract Insight At Four, we’re proud to be associated with CobbleStone Software, as distributors of their Contract Insight contract management system…

• Written by John OBrien
• Categorised Business, Contract Management, News

Do you manage contracts in a small to mid-size organisation? Or, do you manage a large amount of contracts and need a basic yet streamlined contract management solution for optimal control and oversight? Regardless of the position or size of the organisation you are a part of, contracts are integral to your organisational processes. From client contracts to employee contracts – among many others – your organisation’s contract management KPIs can be hindered by contract non-compliance, disorganised pre-award contract processes.

• Written by Lesley Jessiman
• Categorised News

Forrester, a leading global research and advisory firm, assessed contract lifecycle management providers for this Q1 2021 report and has evaluated Contract Insight – the acclaimed contract lifecycle management software platform from Cobblestone Software and Four as a Leader in the industry – the highest ranking of the four categories; Leader, Strong Performer, Contender, and Challenger. It received the highest scores possible in 13 criteria…

• Written by Lesley Jessiman
• Categorised News

Contract Insight® Enterprise Version 17.8.0 has arrived, delivering visionary features and enhancements to supercharge your contract management software suite.
In order to help your organisation successfully meet and exceed contract management, vendor management, eProcurement and eSourcing goals, future-minded features and enhancements have been added to Contract Insight for an impressively low-friction, scalable, and user-friendly software experience.

• Written by Lesley Jessiman
• Categorised News

Read this blog for a rapid, high-level, general overview of Contract Insight®, its purpose, and some of its key features.
Let’s get started with your Contract Insight crash course.  Most organisations from a wide variety of industries provide products and services. Their processes often require partners – such as vendors, suppliers, customers and subcontractors.