🐾 Every feature on every tier · reviewers always free
Contracts. Herded.
Pishik routes every contract through the review flow you design — sequential stages, parallel reviewers, per-document assignments. Reviewers never log in: each gets an emailed link, opens the document in your own storage, and confirms approve or reject. Nothing is recorded until they confirm.
🗂️Documents stay in your own storage — SharePoint, OneDrive, or Google Drive. Pishik keeps share links and workflow state, never your files.
MSA — Northwind × BigCoIn review
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Legal review
Dana Okafor · Counsel
✓
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Finance sign-off
Marcus Reyes · CFO
✓
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Final approval
Sam Whitfield · VP Ops
✓
Illustration — sample data. Approvals advance the flow automatically; a rejection pauses it and notifies the team.
The short version🗂️ Docs stay in your storage✉️ Reviewers never log in🧾 Everything tracked
How it works
Five steps. Zero herding.
Your tools handle the documents. Pishik handles the decisions — the emailing, the chasing, and the record-keeping.
1
Redline it your way
Your contract specialist or counsel reviews the way they always have — redlines and comments in their own word processor, saved in their own SharePoint, Google Drive, or OneDrive. Favorite AI helper? Bring it.
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2
Build the flow
Paste the share link from your storage — Google Docs, SharePoint, OneDrive — then arrange reviewers into stages: sequential, parallel, or per-document. Save the layout as a reusable path.
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Pishik emails your reviewers
The moment a stage starts, every reviewer in it gets a personal review link by email. Automatic reminders nudge anyone still pending — on the schedule you set.
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4
Decisions advance the contract
Approvals move it to the next stage automatically. A rejection pauses the flow and notifies the team, so you can fix the issue and resend. You watch it all on the Board.
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5
Sign where you always sign
All approvals in? Execute in DocuSign or whichever signing platform you already use, then record the signatures in Pishik — the whole story lands in the Repository.
Your tools
Use the tools you're comfortable with
Pishik ships no editor, no AI, and no file storage — on purpose. The tools you already trust do those things beautifully.
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Your AI
If a particular AI platform helps your team review contracts, use it. Pishik forces no AI of its own on your team — it has none — and your data is never used to train one.
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Your storage
Store contracts in your own Google Drive, SharePoint, or OneDrive. Pishik doesn't keep your contracts and never holds them hostage — it stores share links and decisions, not files.
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Your word processor
Prefer Word? Living in Google Docs? Keep it. Pishik never asks anyone to edit a contract in some new editor — reviewers redline right where the document lives.
Master of one
Most contract platforms try to be your editor, your AI, your storage, and your signing tool — jack of all trades, master of none. Pishik is the master of one thing: the decision-making workflow. Every tool you love stays the master of what it does best — right down to signing in the e-signature platform you already trust.
Capabilities
One tidy home for the whole review
Design the flow once. Pishik handles the emails, the reminders, the discussion, and the paper trail.
Review flow · stage 2 of 3
DO
Dana Okafor
Legal review · whole contract
Approved
MR
Marcus Reyes
Finance · Schedule B
Reviewing
PS
Priya Shah
Finance · Schedule C
Reviewing
Both Finance reviewers must approve before the stage completes — then Pishik emails the final approver. Illustration — sample data. How flows advance →
What a reviewer receives
To: dana@northwind.example · via Pishik, for Northwind Trading
Your review is requested
MSA — Northwind × BigCo
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Open the document →
Your share link · comment & redline with the rights the link grants
@Dana — did the indemnity cap survive the latest redline?
@mention
DO
Dana Okafor
Confirmed — cap held at 12 months.
Resolved
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Automatic reviewer reminders
Pishik nudges pending reviewers on the schedule you set
Auto
Every @mention lands in a Tagged items inbox — seen, resolved, or escalated, never lost. Illustration — sample data. Comments & @mentions →
Sent · outbound email log
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Review request — Dana Okafor
Sent the moment the stage started
Delivered
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Reminder — Marcus Reyes
Automatic · on the schedule you set
Delivered
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Status update — counterparty
You choose exactly what it reveals
One click
Honest delivery statuses, a pixel-faithful preview of every send, one-click resend — and replies go to your team's reply-to address. Illustration — sample data. See the full tour →
The record
An audit trail that never forgets who did what
Every decision, reminder, hand-off, and export lands in the log — under the name of the person who actually did it, never a faceless “system.”
Audit trail · live recordIllustration — sample data
14:02Dana Okafor approved SOW — AcmeRecorded as Dana Okafor — never “system.” Every entry names the human behind it.Decision
14:19Reminder sent to Marcus Reyes · MSA — BigCoAutomatic, on the schedule you set — and logged like any other send.Reminder
14:31Jordan Lee recorded Priya Shah's approval on her behalfAn admin acted for Priya — and the log says exactly that.On behalf
14:44MSA — BigCo assigned to Riley — instructions attachedHand-offs are loud: opening it acknowledges the assignment, on the record.Hand-off
15:02Dana Okafor exported the record · SOW — AcmeThe full audit history travels with every export — no lock-in, ever.Export
Attribution survives everything — vacations, hand-offs, admin help. The log always names the human.
A Board that moves cards itself, a Dashboard that surfaces what needs you, and a searchable Repository of everything you've signed.
Pishik — sample workspace
Draft2
NDA
Vendor Co — Mutual NDA
2 stages · not started
SOW
Acme — Statement of Work
3 stages · ready to send
In Review1
MSA
BigCo — Master Agreement
Finance sign-offMRPS
Approved1
Reseller
Contoso — Reseller Terms
Pending signature
Signed1
Lease
Suite 400 — Office Lease
✓ Fully executed
Illustration — sample data. Cards move themselves as decisions land — watch the Acme SOW ride the whole way, Draft to Signed. 🐾
Active
5
1 draft · 2 in review
In review
2
2 reviewers pending
Signing
1
1 fully executed
Overdue
1
review sent 6d ago
Awaiting reviewer action
MR
MSA — BigCo
with Marcus · sent 6d ago
Overdue
DO
SOW — Acme
with Dana · sent 6h ago
Pending
Status distribution
Draft
Review
Approved
Signed
Illustration — sample data. The Dashboard surfaces what's waiting on you; admins switch between My work and a Team view with workload, deadlines, and an approval queue.
🔍 Search signed agreements…
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Contoso — Reseller Terms
Reseller · executed Mar 2026
Fully signed
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Suite 400 — Office Lease
Lease · executed Feb 2026
Fully signed
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Northwind — Renewal 2026
Renewal · executed Jan 2026
Fully signed
Illustration — sample data. Archive signed agreements into collections and search them in seconds.
Teamwork without the tap on the shoulder
Contracts arrive with your admins, then land in the right teammate's workspace — instructions attached, hand-off acknowledged, every move on the record.
📥 Assign with instructions
Admins create a contract straight into a teammate's workspace, with written instructions attached. It lands in their "New — assigned to you" inbox, and opening it acknowledges the hand-off.
🤝 No silent hand-offs
Reassignments are requests, not surprises: users ask, admins approve, and every move is tracked — who, when, and why. Nothing changes hands quietly.
🗺️ Oversight without hovering
Delegation covers vacations, the admin dashboard shows workload and deadlines, and any admin action in someone else's workspace is visibly labeled and logged.
Assign to Riley — “Renewal terms changed. Start from the 2025 path and flag §7.”
↓ assigned, instructions attached
🧑💻 Riley's workspace · New — assigned to you
MSA — BigCo Acknowledged
Instructions attached · hand-off logged in the audit trail
Questions
Good to know
No — and they never log in. Reviewers get an emailed link, open the document in your own storage, and approve or reject on a decision page. Nothing is recorded until they confirm. Only the people who build and manage flows need an account. How reviewing works →
In your own storage — SharePoint, OneDrive, or Google Drive. Pishik stores the share links and the workflow state, never the files. Any linkable document works: Word, Google Docs, Sheets, an Excel exhibit, a PDF. The share-link model →
Signup is open — create your workspace and pick Team or Business during sign-up; every plan gets every feature with unlimited free reviewers. Want to try Pishik first? Trials are available with a code from our team — you can redeem it during sign-up, and trials never ask for a card. Getting started →
Pishik sends every review request and reminder itself — there's nothing to configure and nothing to send by hand. Every send lands on the Sent page with an honest delivery status, and reviewer replies go to your team's reply-to address — yours, or a company-wide one your admin sets. Email that sends itself →
Create your workspace in minutes — every plan gets every feature, and reviewers are always free and unlimited. Trials are available with a code from our team, no card asked.