Email-native intake
CC Dottr on an existing email thread or forward a message. It uses the conversation, notes, or attached documents to prepare a contract without requiring the counterparty to create an account.
Dottr
Dottr is an AI contract-workflow assistant that drafts and reviews agreements from email context, flags risks in plain English, and coordinates e-signature and follow-up. It is designed for teams managing business contracts from negotiation through execution and renewal.
AI contract workflow from the inbox
Dottr is an AI contract-workflow assistant that works through email. Teams can CC or forward a contract thread, provide notes or templates, and use Dottr to draft documents, review terms, coordinate signatures, and retain the completed contract.
Its core purpose is to move a contract from verbal agreement to signed document without requiring a separate login for the counterparty. Dottr flags issues in plain English, returns tracked document versions during negotiation, follows up with signers, and keeps contract information available for later questions and renewal reminders.
Core features
Template-based drafting
Create documents from company templates, approved clauses, conversation context, or notes. The pricing page says rule-based creation supports the rules of any jurisdiction, but specific jurisdiction coverage is not detailed.
Contract review and redlining
Review either party's paper, flag risks in plain English, and suggest changes. Users can accept, reject, or revise recommendations and receive tracked Word documents with changelogs across negotiation rounds.
Signature coordination
Send documents for e-signature, track who has opened, viewed, and signed, and configure follow-up cadence. Signers do not need a Dottr account, and the workflow includes an audit trail and certificate of completion.
Repository and renewals
Keep a searchable contract log, compare versions, retain version history, and ask questions across the repository. Dottr also provides renewal reminders for contract expiry and auto-renewal windows.
Workspace collaboration
Use named comments, shared review, roles, granular permissions, and multiple entities in a workspace. The pricing page says users are unlimited and seats are not billed.
Practical use cases
Turn an agreed deal into a first draft
Forward a deal thread or add Dottr to it with the agreed commercial terms. Dottr extracts the context and prepares an MSA, SOW, NDA, offer letter, or similar document from the company's templates for approval.
Triage negotiation risks
Send either your own contract or the other party's paper for review. Use plain-English explanations to assess issues such as uncapped indemnity, auto-renewal notice periods, or undefined deliverables, then decide which changes to make.
Coordinate contract revisions
Manage multi-round negotiations when clauses change across exchanged drafts. Dottr returns tracked Word documents, changelogs, version comparisons, and collaboration tools so reviewers can identify what moved.
Close signatures without manual chasing
Send an approved document for signature and set how frequently Dottr follows up. It tracks signer status, nudges outstanding signers, and returns the completed document with an audit trail.
Monitor executed agreements
Use the repository after signing to search contract history, ask questions about stored agreements, and receive reminders before expiry or auto-renewal windows.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Covers drafting, review, redlining, signature coordination, and download within one contract workflow.
- Email-based intake reduces the need for a separate tool for the user and does not require the counterparty to sign up.
- Plain-English risk explanations, suggested changes, version comparison, and tracked Word outputs support human review.
- Unlimited workspace users and no per-seat billing are stated on the pricing page.
- The product includes searchable contract history, repository questions, renewal reminders, audit trails, and certificates of completion.
Cons
- The site provides limited detail about supported integrations and platform coverage beyond email intake, document attachments, and a Google Drive attachment option shown on the homepage.
- Specific onboarding steps, review-model limitations, and operational constraints are not fully documented in the supplied sources.
- API access and custom or white-label branding are described as roadmap items rather than currently available features.
FAQ
How does Dottr receive a contract?
CC [email protected] on a contract thread or forward the email. Dottr uses the conversation context to draft or review the document and replies in the same thread; the other party does not need an account.
What does one contract include?
Dottr can draft from a conversation, notes, or company templates; review the document and flag risks in plain English; return tracked Word versions with changelogs; coordinate e-signature; and provide a signed copy with an audit trail and certificate of completion.
Can I try Dottr before paying?
No. The first five contracts are free, and they include the full workflow rather than a preview. After that, contracts are purchased in packs, with no subscription, monthly minimum, or per-seat fee stated on the pricing page.
Can multiple people use the same workspace?
Workspace seats are not billed, and the pricing page says users can have admin and member roles, granular permissions, multiple entities, shared review, and collaboration. This supports use by a whole team, subject to the workspace's configured permissions.
Is contract data used to train AI models?
No. The pricing page states that customer documents are used to answer customer questions, are not used to train AI models, and are not shared with other customers.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI contract management
- Primary workflow
- Email thread to draft, review, signature, and download
- Primary users
- Teams handling business contracts and negotiations
- Counterparty access
- No Dottr account required for the other side
- Workspace model
- Unlimited users; seats are not billed
- Source domain
- dottr.ai
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