Quartz for Contract Authoring
Immutable, tamper-proof contracts
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Immutable, tamper-proof contracts
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Leveraging distributed ledger technology, the Contract Authoring solution from Quartz enables organizations to author tamper-proof contract terms with all connected entities having access to the same version, effectively reducing the risk of fraud.
In a typical contract authoring process, multiple departments within a contracting firm collaborate to draft and vet the clauses and sections of the contract. This process involves numerous rounds of revisions and updates, which may lead to errors, such as incorrect modifications or overlooked edits. These mistakes can further lead to significant issues when the contract is enforced, potentially resulting in litigation between the parties involved. The situation is further complicated by the difficulty in tracking each update and identifying who made the changes in case of a legal dispute.
A private, permissioned blockchain ecosystem wherein individual departments are connected as nodes, with privileges assigned to access and update specific sections of the contract will enable organizations to ensure greater transparency in contract authoring operations.
By leveraging the Contract Authoring from Quartz, organizations can access the contract, with all the clauses and sections stored on blockchain, and the entire authoring process is carried out on the distributed ledger. The solution ensures that every change made to the contract is captured with user and time stamp information. The finalized version of the contract is cryptographically stored on the blockchain, thereby ensuring that it is tamper-proof.