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NDA and deal rooms for enterprise sales

Every deal signed in the month you forecast.

One link per deal where both companies see the plan, own their part and sign. Paceline does the chasing.

Built-in e-signatureAlex in WhatsApp and SlackFree for your buyer's team
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Northwind × Acme

Platform license

Dec 11On track

Signature target

AcmeTurn 1 of 7

Waiting on

2by Paceline

Reminders sent

Due Fri, Oct 2

Waiting on Acme

Sign the mutual NDA

Carlos Prado, CFO. Paceline reminds two business days ahead.

CPPlaying as Carlos

Phases

Phase 1 of 5

NDA · target signature Dec 11

NDANow
Security reviewOct 14
DPAOct 27
ProcurementNov 18
ContractDec 11

Turn history

Mark the first turn done and it lands here.

Play every role. Each time a task is done, the turn passes to the other company and the mark turns with it.

Your deals move every business day.

Paceline takes the handoffs where deals lose their weeks, for both companies at once.

Which NDA should we use?

Use Northwind's NDA

Send Acme's NDA

Start from a mutual template

Approved per version by both legal teams

NDA in one link

Your buyer picks the paper on the first screen: yours, theirs or a balanced mutual template.

Security questionnairePaulo Mendes · due Wed, Oct 21
DPA first reviewRafael Lima accepted Thu, Oct 22
Vendor registrationAna Souza proposed Fri, Oct 23

A moved date asks for a reason

Dates people accepted

Every task has one owner and a date that owner accepted. A moved date needs a reason and counts as a slip.

Follow-up

WhatsAppSlackEmailEscalationReminder · Wed 09:00Rundown · Fri 10:00

Follow-up that runs itself

Reminders, escalations and weekly rundowns go out by WhatsApp, Slack and email, in business days.

13:58:02 sent for signature · version 3 · Mariana Costa, Northwind

14:05:12 signed · Mariana Costa · IP 189.44.•••.18

14:21:40 signed · Rafael Lima, Acme · IP 200.17.•••.233

14:32:07 signed · Carlos Prado, Acme · IP 177.92.•••.41

document sha-256 9a7e3c41 0d5b88f2 6c1e… c3e6094a

evidence hash per signer · printable record

Typed name per signerSHA-256 of the signed versionIP and browser recorded

Signatures that hold

Built-in e-signature with the evidence legal teams ask for.

DPA · Northwind × Acme

  • v3Current · in reviewc3e6…094a
  • v2Redlines from Acme legal0d5b…88f2
  • v1Northwind draft9a7e…3c41

AI clause check · version 3

  • 7.2 Term of confidentiality · discuss
  • 9.1 Liability cap · discuss

To discuss · 2No flag · 14

Every version in one place

Each version keeps its SHA-256, a new version resets approvals, and AI flags clauses to discuss when you ask.

Alex

Alex runs the follow-up in your group chat.

Reminders before each date, the next turn when a step is done and answers from the plan, in WhatsApp or Slack.

09:415G

Northwind × Acme · Paceline

Alex, Ana, Paulo, Rafael and 7 others

  1. Alex

    Done: security review. Thanks, Paulo. Next up is Rafael: DPA redlines, due Thu, Nov 26.

    09:02

  2. Ana · Acme

    Alex, what is left for us?

    09:40

  3. Alex

    Acme has 3 open steps: DPA redlines (Rafael, Thu, Nov 26), vendor registration (Bia, Fri, Nov 27) and budget approval (Carla, Fri, Dec 4).

    09:40

Message

Book this year's revenue this year.

Every week a deal waits pushes its revenue toward next year. Set your own numbers.

Revenue back in this year

R$ 2.8M

As much as 2.3 more deals of this size, signed this year.

Each month one of these deals waits moves R$ 100k of revenue out of the year.

Illustration: contract value × weeks of dead air ÷ 52 × deals per year.

Everyone on both sides knows what to do next.

One link, a route for each reader. Your buyer's team joins free.

Account executives

A plan your buyer committed to, followed up for you.

The room, plus a weekly rundown that writes itself.

Buyer champion

A ready route inside your own company.

One link on the phone, with your own steps first.

Legal

Every version in one place and one clear approval.

Documents with each version and its SHA-256.

Outside counsel

The full context of the agreement you review.

An invite as an advisor on the deal.

Executives

Where the deal stands, on one screen.

A weekly rundown by WhatsApp, Slack or email.

Revenue leaders

A forecast built on dates people accepted.

One dashboard of every room, by phase and by side.

Ready for their security review.

Everything the buyer's security and legal teams check before the first room goes live.

Sign-in

Sign in with an email code or Google.

Private by default

Row-level security on every table and a private layer for each company.

Signatures with evidence

Typed name, time, IP address and browser for each signer, tied to the SHA-256 of the signed version.

Full history

Every change, approval and signature recorded in the room.

Access you control

Invitations expire and access can be revoked at any time.

AI on request

AI reads a contract only when someone asks, and Alex changes nothing without a person confirming.

What would this quarter look like if every deal held its pace?