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Contracts.Herded.

Pishik routes every contract through the review flow you design and emails each reviewer a personal link. They open the document where it already lives, then approve or reject. No logins. No chasing. Nothing lost.

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  • Reviewers never log inAn email, a link, a confirm button.
  • Files stay putIn your SharePoint, OneDrive, or Google Drive.
  • Everything on the recordEvery decision, under a real name.
Routing slip Northwind × BigCo MSA 3 linked documents · 3 stages · due Fri, Oct 9
In review
Legal review
Dana Okafor · whole contract
WaitingReviewing…✓ Approved
Finance sign-off in parallel
Marcus Reyes · Schedule B  ·  Priya Shah · Schedule C
WaitingReviewing…✓ Approved
Final approval
Sam Whitfield · VP Operations
WaitingReviewing…✓ Approved
Each stage is emailed the moment the one before it clears.

Illustration with sample data.

The problem

Contracts don't stall on disagreement. They stall on whose turn it is.

A redline goes out to five people and comes back in five versions. An approval lives only in someone's memory. The tracker spreadsheet was last touched two weeks ago. Pishik takes over the chasing. Not the people, and not the tools they already use.

Without Pishik: the inbox

With Pishik: one place

Northwind × BigCo MSA
Stage 2 of 3 · due Fri, Oct 9
Legal approved (Dana Okafor, Mon 11:40)
Priya approved Schedule C (Tue 16:02)
Waiting on Marcus for Schedule B, reminded automatically Wed 9:00
Sam is next and gets an email the moment Finance clears
The files are still in Northwind's SharePoint. Pishik holds the links.

Everyone knows whose turn it is.The Board, your Dashboard and every reminder answer the same question, and they agree.

Nobody chases by hand.Requests go out the moment a stage starts; reminders follow on the schedule you set.

Nothing lives in someone's memory.A decision is recorded the moment a reviewer confirms it, with their note attached.

How it works

Follow one contract from draft to signed.

One week, one vendor MSA, three linked documents and four reviewers. Click through each moment to see what you, and the people you're waiting on, actually see.

Pishik · New contractDraft
ContractNorthwind × BigCo MSA
Documents
Main Agreementnorthwind.sharepoint.com
Schedule B: Pricingnorthwind.sharepoint.com
Schedule C: Service levelsnorthwind.sharepoint.com
Stages
1
Legal reviewDODana Okafor · whole contract
2
Finance sign-off parallelMRMarcus Reyes · Schedule BPSPriya Shah · Schedule C
3
Final approvalSWSam Whitfield
Guardrails
Due Fri, Oct 9High prioritySaved path: Vendor MSA

Next time, it's one click. “Vendor MSA” is saved as a reusable path, so the next vendor contract starts with these stages already in place.

Dana's inboxNo login needed
FromNorthwind Trading via PishikTodana.okafor@northwind.example
Northwind Trading · sent via Pishik
Sent on behalf of Northwind Trading, who wrote this message and chose where its links go. Pishik delivers it; Pishik did not write it.

Your review is requested

Hi Dana, please review the following contract:

Northwind × BigCo MSA

Main Agreement northwind.sharepoint.com
Schedule B: Pricing northwind.sharepoint.com
Schedule C: Service levels northwind.sharepoint.com

These buttons open a secure confirmation page. Nothing is recorded until you confirm there.

That's the whole onboarding. Each link is personal, single-use and expires, so a mail scanner that pre-opens links can never decide a contract.

Dana's own editor → the decision pageHer tools
Main Agreement.docxnorthwind.sharepoint.com

§ 7.2Each party's aggregate liability under this Agreement shall not exceed the fees paid in the six (6) twelve (12) months preceding the claim.

Dana Okafor: 12 months matches our 2025 renewal.
Secure decision page

Northwind × BigCo MSA

Hi Dana, Northwind Trading asked for your review. Confirm your decision below. Nothing is recorded until you confirm.

Note (optional)Liability cap moved to 12 months. Fine by Legal.
Recorded Mon 11:40 · Stage 1 complete. Marcus and Priya emailed at once.

She never left her own tools. Reviewers redline in Word or Google Docs with the rights your share link grants. Pishik records the decision, and her note comes back to your team with it.

Pishik · SentAutomatic
Delivery logNorthwind × BigCo MSA
Mon 09:05Review request · Dana OkaforStage 1 · Legal reviewDelivered
Mon 11:40Review request · Marcus ReyesStage 2 · Schedule BDelivered
Mon 11:40Review request · Priya ShahStage 2 · Schedule CDelivered
Tue 16:02Priya Shah approved Schedule CConfirmed on the decision pageDecision
Wed 09:00Reminder · Marcus ReyesAutomatic, on the schedule you setDelivered

Reminders send themselves every 1 to 30 days, at the time of day you choose, with a cap per reviewer. Every send shows an honest delivery status, never an optimistic one.

Pishik · BoardNeeds attention
Needs attention
MSA
Northwind × BigCo MSA
Marcus Reyes rejected Schedule B · Wed 15:12Payment terms need to be net-45, not net-30. See row 14.
Resend to Marcus onlyFix Schedule B and send it back. Dana's and Priya's approvals stand.
Revise & restartFor bigger changes, the whole flow runs again from stage 1.
Thu 10:02 · Marcus approved the revised Schedule B, and Sam was emailed automatically.

Rejections have a playbook. The card moves to Needs Attention with the reason attached and the team is notified. No reply-all archaeology.

Pishik · RepositoryFully signed
Audit trailNorthwind × BigCo MSA
Mon 09:04Jordan Lee started the review3 stages · 4 reviewers · 3 documentsCreated
Wed 15:12Marcus Reyes rejected Schedule B“Payment terms need to be net-45”Rejected
Thu 10:02Marcus Reyes approved the revisionResent to him alone; the other approvals stoodDecision
Thu 14:30Sam Whitfield approved · all stages completeCard moved to Approved by itselfApproved
Thu 16:05Jordan Lee recorded both signaturesExecuted in the team's own e-signature tool · copy linkedSigned
Filed in the Repository under “Vendor agreements”: searchable, exportable, yours.

Four days. Zero chasing emails. A year from now, who decided what (and why) is one search away.

Illustrations with sample data.

Three promises

Do one thing well. Leave the rest alone.

Most contract platforms want to be your editor, your storage, your AI and your signing tool. Jack of all trades, master of none. Pishik is the master of one thing: the decision-making workflow. About everything else, it makes three promises.

01

Reviewers never log in.

They get a personal link by email, open the document where it already lives, and confirm approve or reject on a secure page. No account, no seat, no training. And they're free and unlimited on every plan.

How reviewing works →

02

Your files never leave your storage.

Contracts stay in your SharePoint, OneDrive or Google Drive from first draft to executed copy. Pishik keeps the share link and the decision record, never the file. Export everything, any time.

The share-link model →

03

No AI. Honestly, none.

Nothing in Pishik reads, summarizes or judges your contracts, and nothing you store or send trains anyone's model. If your team likes reviewing with an AI platform of its own, bring it. We just won't force one on you.

The security model →

In practice

One tool for every kind of contract.

Stages run in order. Reviewers inside a stage work in parallel. Each reviewer can be pointed at the whole contract or just their part. Here's how four everyday contracts tend to flow. Build yours in minutes and save it as a reusable path.

Mutual NDA

Legal

One stage, one reviewer. Saved as a shared path, the next NDA takes one click instead of ten.

Stage 1Counsel
Then✓ Ready to sign

Vendor MSA

Procurement

Legal goes first. Security and Finance review side by side. The General Counsel signs off last.

Stage 1Legal
Stage 2 · parallelSecurityFinance
Stage 3General Counsel

Sales contract with exhibits

Sales ops

Per-document assignments: Legal reads the Main Agreement while Finance reads only the pricing exhibit, both in the same stage.

Stage 1 · per documentLegal · Main AgreementFinance · Pricing exhibit
Stage 2VP Sales

Office lease

Facilities

A deadline and a high-priority flag keep it moving; a review that sits too long is flagged on the Board before it becomes a problem.

Stage 1Facilities
Stage 2Finance
Stage 3CEO

Examples, not templates. The stages, reviewers and documents are entirely yours to arrange. How flows advance →

At a glance

Your whole pipeline, without asking anyone.

A Board whose cards move themselves as decisions land, a Dashboard that surfaces what's waiting on 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

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
BigCo MSA
with Marcus · sent 6d ago
Overdue
DO
Acme SOW
with Dana · sent 6h ago
Pending

Status distribution

Draft
Review
Approved
Signed

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…
Contoso Reseller Terms
Reseller · executed Mar 2026
Fully signed
Suite 400 Office Lease
Lease · executed Feb 2026
Fully signed
Northwind Renewal 2026
Renewal · executed Jan 2026
Fully signed

Archive signed agreements into collections and search them in seconds.

Illustrations with sample data.

The record

An audit trail that names the human.

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.”

  • Help is labeled. When an admin records a decision on someone's behalf, the log says exactly that.
  • Attribution survives vacations. A delegate's work is logged under the delegate's own name.
  • No lock-in. Export a record and its full history travels with it.

See how Pishik keeps the record →

Audit trail · live recordIllustration with sample data

Attribution survives everything: vacations, hand-offs, admin help. The log always names the human.

For team leads

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. It lands in their inbox as a new assignment; opening it acknowledges the hand-off.
  • No silent hand-offs. Reassignments are requests: users ask, admins approve, and every move is tracked.
  • Delegation for vacations. Admin-approved, ends automatically, logged under the delegate's name.
  • Oversight without hovering. A Team view with workload, deadlines and an approval queue.

See the team features →

Sebo Moradian, founder of Pishik
I'm a contracts attorney. Every screen in Pishik started as a real problem from a real week: a contract that stalled not because anyone disagreed, but because nobody could tell whose turn it was.
Sebo Moradian, founder · Read the story →

Pricing

Flat pricing. Every feature on every plan.

One price per workspace, paid monthly. A bigger plan buys only more teammates who can sign in. Reviewers are free and unlimited, always. Trials are available with a code from our team, and they never ask for a card.

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TeamUp to 3 seats · unlimited reviewers
$499/mo
BusinessUp to 10 seats · unlimited reviewers
$999/mo
EnterpriseCustom seats · procurement support
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Questions

Good to know.

The short answers to what people ask first.

All questions →

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 →
No. Pishik has no AI features. Nothing reads, summarizes, or judges your contracts, and nothing you store or send is ever used to train one. If your team likes reviewing with an AI platform of its own, bring it; we just won't force one on you. Why we built it this way →

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