A meeting room where an agreement is being concluded
Agreemint

Agreements that take hours, not weeks.

Agreemint turns routine agreements into self-service: raise it, let the other side fill in their own details, stamp it, sign it and archive it, all in one visible workflow.

The Agreemint interface tracking an agreement through initiation, counter-party input, stamping and signature, with a floating e-stamp and passcode confirmation
What It Is

One workflow from request to executed copy

A routine agreement should not need a legal handoff, three email threads and a trip to buy stamp paper. Agreemint makes the whole sequence self-service and visible while it runs.

Today

Contracting by email thread

  • Legal is emailed for a template
  • The draft is edited and re-attached repeatedly
  • Counter-party details are retyped by hand
  • Someone buys and scans stamp paper
  • Signature order depends on who remembers
  • The executed copy lives in an inbox
With Agreemint

Contracting as self-service

  • The requester raises it themselves
  • One document, one workflow, no attachments
  • The counter-party fills in their own details
  • Stamp paper is procured and merged automatically
  • The workflow enforces the signing order
  • Executed copies are delivered and archived
A legal counsel reviewing an agreement on screen in a quiet office
Why It Matters

The delay is never the agreement. It is everything around it.

The terms of a standard NDA are settled before anyone opens it. What takes the week is the chasing, the retyping, the stamp paper and the question of who signs first.

An agreement request form with entity, signatory, counter-party and effective date filled in
Initiation

Raise an agreement without leaving your desk

The requester supplies the entity, the internal signatory, the counter-party contact, the effective date and whether legal approval is required. That is the whole of their involvement in setting it up.

Without it: raising an NDA starts with an email to legal, who send back a template, which gets edited in a document, attached to another email, and revised twice before anyone has agreed anything.
Two professionals concluding an agreement across a meeting table
A counter-party portal showing the details they completed themselves and the validation applied
Counter-party input

The other side completes their own details

The counter-party receives a link and fills in their company name, address, country, signatory name and title directly into the agreement. No one on your side retypes anything, and nothing is transcribed incorrectly.

Without it: you chase the other side for their registered address by email, copy it into the draft by hand, and discover the spelling was wrong after both parties have signed.
An electronic stamp certificate automatically procured and combined with the agreement
Stamping

Stamp paper procured and attached automatically

A digital request goes to the registered vendor, who procures the physical stamp paper and returns it in digital form. It is then combined with the agreement into a single signature-ready document, without anyone assembling a PDF.

Without it: somebody physically buys stamp paper, scans it, and merges it with the agreement by hand, which is the step that quietly turns a same-day task into a next-week one.
Signature status showing the counter-party signed first with passcode authentication, then the internal signatory
Signature

Both signatures, in the right order, verified

The counter-party signs electronically first, with access protected by a one-time passcode, and the internal signatory then applies theirs. The order is enforced by the workflow rather than by whoever is remembering to follow up.

Without it: signature order depends on someone remembering who signs first, and a signed copy circulates by email with no way to confirm the signer was who they claimed to be.
An executed agreement archived with its stamp certificate, signatures and full event history attached
Execution and archival

Executed, delivered and filed in one motion

Once both signatures are applied the executed agreement is delivered to both parties and archived automatically, with the stamp certificate and the full sequence of events attached to it.

Without it: the final copy lives in the inbox of whoever sent it, and answering "where is the executed version and who signed it when" becomes an afternoon of searching.
An executive applying a signature on a tablet at a meeting table
Verified signing

A signature you can actually stand behind

Access to the document is protected by a one-time passcode sent to the signer, so the person applying the signature is the person the agreement names. The stamp certificate and the sequence of events stay attached to the executed copy.

Without it: a signed PDF arrives by email and nobody can demonstrate who opened it, who signed it, or in what order, which is precisely the question that gets asked when something goes wrong.
Start To Sealed

A line that ends, and stays ended

Most tools hand you back a document. This one hands you back a closed matter.

Drafted

From an approved template, with the variable terms filled in and nothing left blank.

Stamped

Digital stamp paper of the correct value, bought from a verified vendor, applied automatically.

Signed

Aadhaar eSign or digital signature, by every party, in the order the agreement requires.

Verified

Signatures and stamp value checked before the file is allowed into the archive.

Sealed

Indexed, searchable and final. There is no further step, because there is nothing left to do.

Sealed does not mean filed away. Months later, "who agreed to this, on what paper, and when?" is a search that takes seconds, not an investigation that takes a week.
Where It Is Used

Any agreement your organisation signs more than once

Mutual non-disclosure agreements One-way confidentiality agreements Vendor onboarding agreements Partner and reseller agreements Consultant engagement letters Data-processing agreements Pilot and evaluation agreements Renewal paperwork
A commercial operations manager closing a laptop at the end of a completed task
Built For Teams

Legal review where it counts, self-service everywhere else

Standard paperwork stops arriving in the legal queue, which leaves legal time for the agreements that genuinely need judgement.

Who It Is For

Four teams, four different reasons to need it

Legal & Compliance

Standard agreements stop consuming legal time, and every executed copy carries its stamp certificate and full signing history.

Commercial & Sales

Get an NDA in place in hours so a conversation can start this week rather than next.

Procurement & Vendor Management

Vendor agreements follow one repeatable route with the paperwork attached, every time.

Finance & Operations

Stamp duty handled through a registered vendor, recorded against the agreement it belongs to.

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